Re: [orca-list] Small status update for plugin system based orca
- From: José Vilmar Estácio de Souza <vilmar informal com br>
- To: chrys <chrys linux-a11y org>, Patrick ZAJDA <patrick zajda fr>, orca-list <orca-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Small status update for plugin system based orca
- Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2021 14:33:11 -0300
Hi Chrys, works for me.
Just for the record, one thing I've noticed about orca is that every now
and then, when exiting the preferences screen with the esc key, the orca
takes at least 5 seconds to get back up and running. This has nothing to
do with the implementations made by Chrys as it has been happening for
some time.
On 6/18/21 12:10 PM, chrys wrote:
Howdy Patrick, Howdy storm,
i found and fixed the issues. i forgott to migrate some bits :).
please pull and retry.
Am 18.06.21 um 15:22 schrieb Patrick ZAJDA:
Hi chrys,
It is 991a99a78479c4dff524c35798f3c26c2d9e1c63
Which has the same commit message as
e868211f43d9b0d8cb8399c23742882b724a3e46 where make install fail.
That is why I supose it is the first commit I told.
HTH,
Patrick
Le 18/06/2021 à 14:43, chrys a écrit :
Howdy Patrick,
you say since this morning,
are you able to bisect the commit what breaks mate-panel for you?
Am 18.06.21 um 13:12 schrieb Patrick ZAJDA:
Hi Chrys,
I pulled this morning and since this, I cannot use Alt+F1 (on Mate)
anymore. Arrows does not make Orca announcing anything.
Revision: fcda9658e7c957f6b1169de1361fa9d4dcc2d192
When switching to Orca Master, revision
b379c1a8453832fc871c67703297551dd46fdc55 all is OK.
Another question about the plugin system itself: are plugins placed
in the user directory (in the plugins directory) supposed to work?
Best regards,
Patrick
Le 17/06/2021 à 23:27, Linux A11y a écrit :
Howdy List,
A small update of my current work on an plugin system based orca.
- i merged in all of Joanies work from master (till 1:00 PM UTC
June 17 2021). So the plugin system branch is on pair with orca
master.
- i created an SignalManager. This component is, like the name
says, used for register and emit signals or check for its
existence. So we can define a set of signals what plugins can
connect to or plugins can register and emit signals by there own.
- dynamic API manager: well sounds mystic, but the idea behind is
that plugins can register own API, objects, functions, variables
and all kind of that. So others can consume those and/ or extend
its functionality based on it
Both objects live in our shiny new orca class. The orca class
should hold all basic components and all needed API, as goal, all
orca code should in an roof or main class. So we can easy share
its API with plugins or let them extend it.
I also placed the scriptmanager-, eventmanager-, settings manager
classes there (also if they should be reworked to fit better in
shape) and the plugin system manager. So the way to use ocas API
will just happen starting from that class containing all API,
settings and states.
- i just started implementing an very basic plugin manager. But
this is not useable yet. I will inform as soon as it is ready for
testing.
- i also started with an base class for orca plugins, but here i
have some trouble with get mixed plugin objects in libpeas ( they
all register just fine, but deregister all as clipboard plugin.
Not sure what mix it up, but i will figure anytime lol)
- we already have some early adopters for testing to warranty we
don't break anything. Thanks to Patrick and storm here for much
needed testing!
Current goal is just to bring an basic plugin structure in
without break anything. No new settings, no real new
functionality. All should just work as it is.
Cheers chrys
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