[Kde-accessibility] Re: Documentation about ATK and AT-SPI
Bill Haneman
bill.haneman at sun.com
Thu Jun 26 13:35:17 CEST 2003
> I did not find any documentation about AtkObjectIface. However, I do not know
> if we need this interface as it should be possible to create AtkObjects
> within the bridge.
You don't need it but it may be useful to you. It provides an
alternative to creating GObjects which are subtypes of AtkObject.
> > In addition to the 'register/deregisterApplication' methods, the
> > 'notifyEvent' method is of interest to applications since either they or
> > their "bridges" must call "Registry.notifyEvent" in order to send
> > event notifications to interested clients. Similarly the applications
> > are responsible for sending certain kinds of "key events" to the
> > registry when the application receives keystrokes - this is a method of
> > AtkUtil which is of interest to non-gtk+ applications and toolkits.
> > [...]
> I did not find any documentation about the Registry.notifyEvent method or
> similar methods within AtkUtil.
Right, because these methods are methods of the accessibility registry
daemon. You will find this information in the at-spi IDL.
>From what I've read in the on-line
> documentation I understood that the clients (or the broker) install
> event-listeners, so such a method would not needed.
Your bridges must call the registry's notify method just as you must
call register/deregisterApplication. Otherwise the client event
listeners won't be notified when events are sent!
- Bill
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