Re: [orca-list] orca should indicate spell checking errors by the same way like NVDA announces them

[Jace Kattalakis <khalfang1366 gmail com>]

It does....but from memory doesn't NVDA flag up misspelled words with a 
tone or audio filee?

Apparently...Orca does flag up misspellings (by way of saying 
misspelled) in Thunderbird, but I don't recall it ever doing so in 
Firefox, like if I'm writing a post in this message and make a typo, it 
won't flag it up...and at least for me ctrl+left and ctrl+right don't 
trigger the misspelled event, only going character by character? 
Personally, I'd like some form of audio feedback to let you know you've 
misspelled a word, be it an existing (maybe unused) sound rather than 
having it speak misspeled and then getting cut off if you're typing 
quickly....like in this this message. I put a test typo in a Pluma file 
and it didn't speak the 'misspelled' because I was typing at an average 
speed, and the speech output cut off the 'misspelled' event. I'd like to 
see the ctrl+left/right arrows fixed to catch misspelled words and, if 
possible, an audio cue for misspelled words, like a buzz or something 
how NVDA does it over there, it has/had a tone for misspelled words.

TL:DR I think an audio cue of misspelled words would be majorly useful 
as well as the word misspelled being spoken

On 25/04/2019 11:24, Krishnakant Mane via orca-list wrote:
> To My knowledge all this happens in Orca as well.
>
> I wonder exactly what you are looking for?
>
> with the conditions you mentioned all that works in Orca as well, I
> haven't seen up and down arrows though.
>
> But surely moveing with ctrl+ left and right arrows does say "mispelled
> " and same with normal navigation.
>
> Even with a , or . same effect.
>
> Regards.
>
> Krishnakant.
>
> On 25/04/19 12:22 AM, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel via orca-list wrote:
> > Dear advanced users and developers,
> > NVDA screen reader announces misspelled words in Seamonkey HTML editor
> > or inside new message editable fields as follows.
> > Even when user type multiple words which are separated only by using
> > comma
> > such as
> > monkey,dog,silver,
> > NVDA automatically announce spelling error when comma have been typed.
> > Why Orca can not work by this way to?
> > I think, that it would be perfect feature. And NVDA also automatically
> > say that word is misspelled when user press up or down arrow keys. Not
> > only when user press CTRL+left arrow or CTRL+right arrow keys.
> > How complex would be to implement it in Python?
> > Mr Vagner and others. What do you think about this suggestion?
> > Or this technique can be only done in Windows, because NVDA calls some
> > fast C++ code for this purpose?
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