Hi all,
As part of the Mono accessibility work that we are doing at Novell, we
need to implement the UIA client api and bridge from at-spi. This means
that an AT written in UIA should have access to applications exposing
information through atk. As I see it, we have two options for using
at-spi in C# / .net:
(a) Use cspi, possibly writing a wrapper in C#, or
(b) write a native C# binding for the dbus-based at-spi.
Can someone here explain the situation with cspi? I am under the
impression that its usage is sort of discouraged, but I am unsure as to
why. Also, can someone explain the reasons for replacing python at-spi
with pyatspi? (I believe the former was similar to option A, but its use
is deprecated.) I'm just trying to investigate / gather information
before we make a decision on how to proceed.
Thanks,
-Mike G-
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