[orca-list] RFC: reporting spread sheet selection changes
- From: Peter Vágner <pvagner pvagner tk>
- To: Orca-list <ORCA-LIST gnome org>
- Subject: [orca-list] RFC: reporting spread sheet selection changes
- Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2018 18:31:52 +0200
Hello,
Regarding spread sheet selection changes here is something to discuss.
When selecting a range of cells in Libreoffice calc orca now presents
what has changed in regard to the selection.
I am coming from NVDA on Windows and I'm used to only hear what is
selected and not how I might have achieved current selection state.
So for example take these steps:
* move to cell D2 and press shift+ctrl+home. A1 through D2 becomes
selected and orca reports to the fact.
* Now press shift+down arrow. A1 through D1 becomes unselected and orca
reports to the fact. Selection of A2 through D2 stays unchanged so orca
does not present this range at all.
* I'd like to hear your thoughts what you like orca to report in such a
case. I'd like to hear A2 through D2 selected instead of A1 through D1
unselected when manipulating selected range of cells like this.
* The same goes for selection expansion if A1 through D2 are all
selected I press down arrow I'd prefer to hear A1 through D3 selected
instead of A3 through D3 selected.
I understand currently it's implemented like this because it's in sync
with text selection and document content selection in general.
I know reporting start and end of the selection range all the time may
seem like it would introduce extra verbosity but the fact other screen
readers on different platforms are working like this is more important
to me than staying in sync with text selection reporting.
I'd be happy to hear from hardcore linux users that are using linux as
their only platform of choice when it comes to accessible computing. I
would like to make sure these users have no expectations because of a
different platform they might have used previously.
Greetings
Peter
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