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2007/12/06 moved boundrect and child notifications to milestone 2 due to insufficient documentation<br> | 2007/12/06 moved boundrect and child notifications to milestone 2 due to insufficient documentation<br> | ||
2008/02/04 VoiceOver needs text attributes for speaking documents, so moved to milestone 2. Child notifications seem not to be expected at all. | 2008/02/04 VoiceOver needs text attributes for speaking documents, so moved to milestone 2. Child notifications seem not to be expected at all. | ||
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| + | Find a list of known issues here: [http://www.openoffice.org/issues/showdependencytree.cgi?id=88042] | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 11:57, 8 April 2008
This is the UNO Accessibility API <-> MacOS X Accessibly project page.
Milestone Planning
| Task | Status | Milestone |
| Accessibility hierarchy including Name, Role and Description | done | M1 |
| Bounding rectangles and hit test | done | M1 |
| UI focus state and change notifications | done | M1 |
| Basic text support | done | M2 |
| Action mapping | done | M2 |
| Window attributes, orientations and boundrect notifications | done | M2 |
| Text attribute support | done | M2 |
| Tables and outline view | planned | M3 |
| Slider and sheets | planned | M3 |
| Complete list of supported interfaces | planned | M3 |
| Performance optimizations etc. | planned | M4 |
| Milestone | Due | |
| M1 | Hierarchy and focus handling | End of Nov. 07 |
| M2 | Text, text attributes and actions | Mid of Mar. 08 |
| M3 | Tables, outline view, slider and sheets | End of Apr. 08 |
| M4 | Optimizations | End of May 08 |
Change Log
2007/12/06 moved boundrect and child notifications to milestone 2 due to insufficient documentation
2008/02/04 VoiceOver needs text attributes for speaking documents, so moved to milestone 2. Child notifications seem not to be expected at all.
Known Issues
Find a list of known issues here: [1]
Links
Overview of the MacOS X Accessibility Infrastructure, in particular “The Mac OS X Accessibility Protocol”, “Testing for Accessibility”, “Roles and Associated Attributes”.
