If you're not able to get the highlight through Window-Eyes itself, then
you'll need to go through the clips of the text in that control, and
look at the attributes to see which part of the text is selected
(perhaps by examining the colors of the clips), and then speak that on
the shift-arrow key presses.
Aaron
Sean Farrow wrote:
Hi Aaron:
No it just states:
"no test selected2.
Any othe thoughts?
Sean.
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 August 2008 04:25
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Detecting selected text
Does Control-Shift-M read the text that's selected? If so, you could get
the highlight any time a shift-arrow keys is pressed when that edit box
has focus.
Aaron
Sean Farrow wrote:
Hi:
In an application I am currently I need to detect the selected text in
a
specific control.
In an onfocus event I determine the control and then tell window-eyes
the control is an edit (Which it is persay, actually it a
TEditControl).
The code for this is:
elseif strComp(w.ClassName, "TEditControl", vbBinaryCompare) =0 then
w.Type =wtEdit
Note:@ this is only a snipit of the code, the rest refers to othe
things.
When trying to select and then read text, I don't get any feedback
when
the standard selections keys are used nor then the read marked block
key
is used.
How can I fix this?
The control doesn't allow sending windows messages--I checked that
with
the vendor.
Any help apreciated.
Sean.?
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