The users cursor position sadly are not available currently to robots
(on tests with DOCUMENT_CHANGED) - only a selection start/end show up
as an annotation and the users cursor position can be anywhere.
I ran this quick test again there, on both the sandbox and preview -
and no annotations show for cursor position. If someone has managed
to get the actual caret position of a user (and on what event) please
let us know.
if (tempEventType==EventType.DOCUMENT_CHANGED) {
Blip tempBlip = tempEvent.getBlip();
StringBuilder tempMessage = new StringBuilder();
TextView tempTextView = tempBlip.getDocument();
List<Annotation> tempAnnotations = tempTextView.getAnnotations();
tempMessage.append("\nTotal annotations: "+tempAnnotations.size()
+"\n");
for (Annotation tempAnnotation : tempAnnotations) {
tempMessage.append("\tAnnotation: "+tempAnnotation.getName()+"
value="+tempAnnotation.getValue()+" range="+tempAnnotation.getRange
().getStart()+" "+tempAnnotation.getRange().getEnd()+"\n");
}
LOG.warning(tempMessage.toString());
}
On Dec 2, 11:42 pm, qMax <[email protected]> wrote:
> There also exist annotations denoting users cursors and selections,
> these are mentioned in "conversation manifest" document.
>
> I wonder if a robot _set_ such annotations - will it change cursor
> position/selection?
>
> On 2 дек, 09:33, "pamela (Google Employee)" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> > Just posted a new FAQ about supported annotations:
>
> >http://wave-api-faq.appspot.com/#annotations
>
> > Comments/suggestions welcome.
>
> > - pamela
>
>
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