I suspect that's not easily possible. The apps would need to communicate
state and type information for every object to Apple's accessibility
API, which would take a substantial bit of coding to accomplish. From
what I've read, other than text-based command line stuff, the various
GUIs from the unix world are not accessible. X11 has some add-ons to
hook into other accessibility APIs but this is only a subset overlay as
there is no X11 accessibility standards or even work being done on a
standard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Window_System#Computer_accessibility_related_issues
CB
On 7/8/13 5:40 AM, eric oyen wrote:
hello guys.
I am building some apps through mac ports and I would like to know how to get
the X11 apps to communicate with voiceover. anyone have any ideas?
-eric
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