Hi Car,

I guess it can't do any harm to make it optional, but just wanted to
point out that the key combination also might make sense for a code editor.

Not sure how Eclipse behaves, but in many editors, when you have line
wrapping on a certain column or window border, you can't rely on
key-up/down bringing you to the prev/next code line.
So with Ctrl + key-up/down, you could have a reliable way to always
change the code line, and not the visual line.

Malte.

Carolyn MacLeod wrote, On 24.06.2011 17:54:
> 
>> 2a) Note that the important object attribute "text-model:a1;" is not
> described at all. This really needs to be in the object attributes list
> before that is finalized.
>> I can add it.  Is it as you have indicated or Iatext-model:A1as
> documented in Brian's document at _
> __>
> http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/accessibility/ia2/ia2_implementation_guide_
> 
> 
> "text-model:a1;" is the exact spelling currently used in JAWS and Eclipse.
> It was changed to that at your request, "for consistency with other
> attributes".
> If you need the background email discussion, I can forward.
> 
> *Brian*, can you make this change to the "IAccessible2 Implementation
> Guide" document, please?
> The other related change that was needed (for StyledText to be perfectly
> "a1") is to add the word "(optional)" to the end of this point in the
> list of expected a1 keystrokes:
> 
>     * Ctrl + up and down arrows: Move between paragraphs
> 
> StyledText cannot support paragraph navigation in Eclipse because it is
> typically used for a code editor, and code does not have paragraphs...
> so this keystroke pair needs to be optional. It was decided that that
> was better than defining a whole new "a2" model just for one pair of
> keystrokes.
> 
> Thanks!
> Car
> 
> 
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