I'm working with a tree view widget which needs to be nice and accessible. Here is a picture: http://ubuntuone.com/1pP5oWD1HCIUQ4OqptHZfw The Install column has three cell renderers, and many of the columns have content that would be unclear coming from a screen reader. Currently, without any special accessibility code for our tree view, Orca reads rows like this: "Image, Document Viewer, collapsed, 476 kB" "Image, Image Viewer, collapsed, Tick mark"
What I would _like_ it to say is something more like this: "Image Viewer, Install checkbox ticked, Collapsed, Downloaded" Here are the problems I have: In the column with three GtkCellRenderers, the only one Orca mentions is the GtkCellRendererText with the package name. The cell with the checkbox is completely hidden to it, even when it has the keyboard focus. Can I control which of these appear? How can I get Orca to _not_ mention the image column on the left which, 90% of the time, does not show an image? I don't know how to set accessible text for a column. We use a tick mark to indicate that something is downloaded, but if it's being spoken it makes a lot more sense to just say "Downloaded." So, where do I start if I want to control accessibility for a tree view? Is there a handy API for this? Thank you, Dylan _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
