Re: [orca-list] Scripting keybindings

[Peter Vágner <pvagner pvagner tk>]

Hello,


Dňa 22.05.2018 o 05:07 Kyle napísal(a):
> Is it possible to script keybindings for Orca before it runs for the 
> first time? I can see that certain things may be able to be added to 
> the end of ~/.local/share/orca/user-settings.conf, but I'm having 
> trouble understanding them fully. Is there any documentation for the 
> keybindings as added to user-settings.conf, i.e. the name of the 
> function bound to a key, as well as what numbers such as 365, 256, 264 
> and 1 represent, or is there a better way to add keybondings?

If you would like to see what the numbers are you can look into this 
file https://github.com/GNOME/orca/blob/master/src/orca/keybindings.py , 
start reading on line 213.
Then to understand how the keybindings are saved in the config file also 
read the method starting at line 420 within the same file.

To see how these keybindings are mapped to their handlers (python 
functions executed for these) you can look at individual scripts such as 
scripts/default.py.
common_keyboardmap.py and desktop_keyboardmap.py include the list of 
actual mappings.

What I think is the most reasonable is manipulating these maps via 
orca-customizations.py  as you will have to write a helper script if you 
wanted to generate your own user settings file and also there is that 
gsettings based deviation in ubuntu...

Greetings

Peter