Re: [orca-list] unchecking Break speech into chunks between pauses in Orca's Voice Preferences reverts the way how controls are spoken in Corebird's tweets list

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Debug.out please.
--joanie

On 11/24/2015 01:28 PM, Zahari Yurukov wrote:
> Hi,
> I've just tried to improve my reading speed by unchecking Break speech
> into chunks between pauses in Orca's Voice Preferences.
> However, I discovered a very strange effect:  it reverts the order in
> which the controls in Corebird's tweets list is spoken.
> For example, with Break speech into chunks between pauses enabled, Orca
> reads:
> @Person 11 minutes ago tweet's content 34 of 85  Person push button
> toggle button not pressed toggle button not pressed Repley to tweet push
> button  Menu button not pressed
>
> And with Break speech into chunks between pauses disabled, Orca reads:
> Person push button toggle button not pressed toggle button not pressed
> Repley to tweet push button Menu button not pressed @Person 11 minutes
> ago tweet's content 34 of 85
>
> I.e. it reads the buttons before the actual tweet.
> This is Orca from yesterday's master and Corebird 0.9 from Ubuntu's
> repositories.
> I haven't observed this behaviour in other applications yet, but I don't
> think this setting should change the order in which the controls are
> spoken, so it sounds like a bug to me.
>
> Best wishes,
> Zahari
>
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