Re: [orca-list] Where am I conflict betwwen detailled or not

[Max <heavy9922 gmail com>]

Hi, Joanye.

I do not about this, any opinion. I just do not know if this behavior is 
normal for "orca".

24.02.2016 16:23, Joanmarie Diggs пишет:
> Hi Alex, all.
>
> I don't think what you have found is a bug. I think what you have found
> is behavior you don't like.
>
> Not all objects have a customized detailed where am I. For those that do
> not, a generic default kicks in. This happens to be the case for menus.
> So In your first test case:
>
> > 1) Open Pidgin or Thunderbird or Gnome Terminal (maybe every apps)
> > 2) Press F10
>
> You land on a menu.
>
> > 3) Do orca+enter, it reads detailed description
>
> It reads the basic where am I information.
>
> > 4) Do orca+enter (2 time) for detailled "where am I" , it reads short
> > description
>
> It reads the default/generic detailed where am I information because you
> are on a menu and there is no detailed where am I information for menus.
>
> Other objects, of course, do have detailed where am I information
> specific to the type. For web content, which includes Thunderbird
> messages, the detailed where am I information is the page summary:
> Number of links and headings and landmarks, etc. With this in mind:
>
> > 1) Open Thunderbird
> > 2) Write a message
>
> I assume it lacks headings and links and the like.
>
> > 3) On a line, press Orca+enter, Orca says "document frame content of line"
>
> That's the basic where am I.
>
> > 4) On the same line, press Orca+enter (2 times) for detailed "where am
> > I", Orca stays silent
>
> When there is no page summary, Orca is silent (rather than says "page
> has:" followed by nothing.
>
> > Could we help Orca team to debug thing something like that ? I'm
> > available on irc to discuss about that.
>
> There's nothing to debug because there is not a bug here. If, however,
> the actual behavior is not what you would like (which is my guess given
> that you reported it. <smiles>), then a discussion here on this mailing
> list with other users to reach consensus on the "correct" behavior is
> called for.
>
> If you all define that, then I will make it so.
>
> --joanie
>
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