Hi. This could involve more porting with Pigeon code itself than scripting for the moment. The Windows port relies on a graphical toolkit which from what I can gather, Window-Eyes doesn't support. So, much of the Window-Eyes object model for intercepting individual control events and the like, probably won't have much effect.
I don't actually know anything at all about how GTK works. This is just my attempt at explaining why Window-Eyes and other assistive technology has such a hard time with gtk-based Windows ports. Personally I think it's a shame these projects don't make use of a library such as wxwidgets, but then I could well be missing something here as I'm not a C++ programmer. Are there any constructive steps we can take to fix this with Window-Eyes as it is now? Of course Pigeon is open-source, so there's nothing stopping anyone with sufficient skills from porting it to native win32. Darren On 27/07/2008, Juan Hernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi guys, > > I've done some sifting through pidgen, and have not much good tosay. Maybe > someone could help me? I can't grab onto any controls in even the first > screen the accounts screen. tabbing doesn't work, when I use the mouse > things read, but this makes the app rather dificult. It is written in GDK, > so there should be any approaches I should use for an application of this > nature? > > Thanks. > > Juan > >
