Orca/Magnifier Issues
Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes
cerdiogenes at yahoo.com.br
Tue Nov 7 12:19:17 GMT 2006
Em Sáb, 2006-11-04 às 16:19 -0500, Robert Cole escreveu:
> <snip>
>
> 2) I wrote about this issue some time ago, but I originally thought
> it was related to the Firefox 2.0Beta2 which was out at that time.
> Upon further research, I found ti was not Firefox causing the problem.
> It seems that gnome-mag does not actively show screen content
> (scrolling in browsers, typing, etc) unless the mouse is in constant
> movement. For example, while typing this, I do not see updated typing
> until I move my mouse--basically, when I begin typing, only the first
> letter is displayed; upon moving the mouse, everything that I typed
> then becomes visible in the magnifier. This is also the case with
> cursors, the loading icon, and so forth. Nothing is actively shown
> unless the mouse is constantly beign moved. Does this seem like it
> could be a bug?
I think that this can be an Orca bug, since running only the magnifier
the magnified screen is update normally when scrolling to a page or
typeing something. The magnified screen is always updated when something
in the screen has changed. I don't know why this doesn't when running
throw orca, maybe Willie can give us more informations.
A simple use case is if you open an terminal (with orca running) and
move the mouse next to the blink cursor and then stop the mouse. The
blink cursor is not updated, but if you move the mouse it's start to be
updated again.
But it can be also a regression introduced by the patch to control the
pointer drawing in gnome-mag.
BTW, thanks for this report Cole, this is an annoying behavior.
Best regards,
Carlos.
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