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


For people who type fast like myself, tone is a good idea.

I think progress bar tones are doing a great job here.

But it's matter of preference as I said before.

Happy hacking.

Krishnakant.

On 25/04/19 6:11 PM, Devin Prater via orca-list wrote:

I would prefer a tone as well. More sounds to show common things instead of hearing them spoken, to me, is 
a good thing. Of course, this should be configured, so that those who don’t want it don’t say “no no, we 
shouldn’t have this.” Freedom goes all ways. :)


On Apr 25, 2019, at 7:23 AM, Jace Kattalakis via orca-list <orca-list gnome org> wrote:

No no what I'm saying with a tone is if I'm typing at an average speed (60 wpm) and I'm typing 
consistently, such as typing out this message, and I make a typo and don't slow down, I don't hear the 
'misspelled' at all due to the speech jumping to what I just typed. Personally, I'd prefer the option of a 
tone in the Orca preferences dialog and a way to choose what it is, so if oyu want the tone, toggle it on, 
if you don't, don't toggle it on. Everybody wins, right?

I'm not sure if it's working fine on my end here though with FF, given I just updated to the latest one 
and don't recall it flagging up mispelled words....but that doesn't mean it didn't happen, just I don't 
notice it.

On 25/04/2019 13:18, Krishnakant Mane wrote:

For the arguement of having tone vs "mispelt " it 'is a matter of choice.

Regarding Firefox, it works at my end pretty well specially when focus
mode is on.

All other things work properly.

Orca 3.31.1 on Ubuntu 18.04.

Regards.

Krishnakant.

On 25/04/19 5:46 PM, Jace Kattalakis via orca-list wrote:

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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