HiAaron and Chip:
Aaron: Got things working up to a point in the script.
I have a plan to set a boolean when the ErrorList is selected from the
MenuItem, otherwise block the events that focus etc the errorlist window.
Chip:
I may have missed something but here are my Text Editor settings for the
Visual Basic Text Editer:
Where did you find that item but in the Visual Basic Editor I have the
following relevant settings:
Menu Bar>Tools>Options>TextEditor>All Languages>Basic>
General>
Autolist Members Unchecked
Parameter Information Unchecked
Enable Virtual Space Unchecked
VB Specific
Pretty Listing (Reformatting of code) Unchecked
Enable Outlining Mode Unchecked
Enable Error Corrections Unchecked
Where did you find the item you set to avoid the issue of the ErrorList
poping up all the time and are you running Windows 8.1 and WE 9.1?
I did not have the problem in WE 8.4 and perhaps it may not occur in Windows
7.
Rick USA
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From: Scripting
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Sent: Monday, March 23, 2015 9:00 AM
To: Chip Orange; Window-Eyes Scripting List; 'LBX'
Subject: RE: Visual Studio Project: Desktop, Overlap and Accessible Object
ClientInformation.Overlap for Visual Studio is most likely going to be the
splash screen that comes up when you launch it. You'd need to set up a
routine that would go looking for the window you really want, and when you
find it, set ClientInformation.Overlap to it (this is the number one reason
why ClientInformation.Overlap is read/write).
Aaron
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Orange via Scripting
Sent: Monday, March 23, 2015 7:31 AM
To: 'LBX'; 'Window-Eyes Scripting List'
Subject: RE: Visual Studio Project: Desktop, Overlap and Accessible
Object
You know, when I setup my VS 2013, even though I don't really know it,
I found a configuration option where I could disable this window (I'm
pretty sure), and that's why when I was trying it out, I wasn't seeing
the problems Rick was.
I actually mentioned to Rick that it did much better without the
VS2008 app running, but this is probably because I disabled this
window for dynamic hints etc.
Chip
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From: LBX [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2015 1:20 PM
To: Chip Orange; Window-Eyes Scripting List
Subject: Re: Visual Studio Project: Desktop, Overlap and Accessible
Object
Hi Rick,
Yes, I think you are seeing what always happens in the studio
messaging.
Remember that there is always that dynamic screen that displays
everything for a sighted user.
You get errors, hints and all that stuff that gets placed in the
appropriate column on the screen.
Yes, Windoweyes seems to pick up things all the time a sighted
user never sees. I have had a sighted friend over on many occasions to
fix things and Windoweyes is saying stuff that is not even on the screen.
As I had mentioned to you privately, MSAA some times does not
work, but as Chip has said, filtering out that move to that screen
only, or others in the future, will at least quiet down the screen.
Hmmm, this sounds like a good app update for the studio, keep on
plugging away on it.
Bruce
Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2015 12:24 PM
Subject: RE: Visual Studio Project: Desktop, Overlap and Accessible
Object
Before messing with msaa Rick, since it's the Error window you are
concerned with at the moment, leave your logger as it is, and do
something which causes the error window to steal focus as it's been
doing, and then log the info for the .over of the error window.
Also, this will tell you if the error window really is getting focus like
you think.
If it is, what you will ultimately want to do is to start learning
about filtering MSAA events, so that you can filter this constant
change of focus (if that's what is happening), so window-eyes doesn't
see it, and then next, you'll need to allow your apps msaa events to
still see the focus change to the error window so that you can correct
it (put the focus back to where it belongs).
I'm not really convinced focus is staying on the error window, since a
sighted person could not keep typing into their code if the focus kept
moving away from the code window, so you probably won't need to
correct it; but it could be popping over there for a quick
millisecond, in which case, you would just want to stop window-eyes from
noticing that.
Hth,
Chip
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From: Scripting
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On Behalf Of Rick Thomas via Scripting
Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2015 7:12 AM
To: 'Window-Eyes Scripting List'
Subject: Visual Studio Project: Desktop, Overlap and Accessible Object
Hi: Connecting to the Desktop did get things at least firing.
The Overlap Window OnChildFocus first hits the Desktop, then the
Visual Studio Start Page and again the Desktop.
I pull a a Accessible object when the Visual Studio window is the
overlap for future analysis.
Now I will see if MSAA offers me anything using the Accessible Object?
Does that sound right?
Here is the output for the 3 OnChildFocus events and below it my code:
Now I could use some comments on what to try next to ensure things are
working...
This has 2 sections so you can jump to a heading by find on "Section:
It is really quite short but thought I would set up in case gets
longer in the future.
Section: Logger Output
Desktop OnChildFocus fired
OverlapWindow Properties:
Title: desk top
Name: Program Manager
ModuleName: SHELL32
ClassName: Progman
IsValid: True
Status: 2
Visible: True
overlapWindow Was not set to overlapObj
Desktop OnChildFocus fired
OverlapWindow Properties:
Title: Start Page - Microsoft Visual Studio
Name: Error List - Microsoft Visual S
ModuleName: DEVENV
ClassName: HwndWrapper[DefaultDomain;;b2b0d600-6857-4bfe-8b10-
1dfaf378
IsValid: True
Status: 1
Visible: True
accOverlap Accessible is set for overlapObj
Desktop OnChildFocus fired
OverlapWindow Properties:
Title: desk top
Name: Program Manager
ModuleName: SHELL32
ClassName: Progman
IsValid: True
Status: 2
Visible: True
overlapWindow Was not set to overlapObj
Section: AppCode
' VS2013
Option Explicit
Dim logFSO: Set logFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Dim myMSAAEventSource : Set myMSAAEventSource = MSAAEventSource
myMSAAEventSource.Process = ClientInformation.ApplicationProcess
Dim accOverlap
Dim Desktop
Set Desktop = ClientInformation.Application.DesktopWindow
ConnectEvent Desktop, "OnChildFocus", "OnChildFocus"
Sub OnChildFocus( wObj)
Logger( "Desktop OnChildFocus fired")
Dim overlapObj
Set overlapObj = wObj.Overlap
Logger( "OverlapWindow Properties:")
Logger( "Title: " & overlapObj.Title)
Logger( "Name: " & overlapObj.Name)
Logger( "ModuleName: " & overlapObj.ModuleName)
Logger( "ClassName: " & overlapObj.ClassName)
Logger( "IsValid: " & overlapObj.IsValid)
Logger( "Status: " & overlapObj.Status)
Logger( "Visible: " & overlapObj.Visible)
If (overlapObj.IsValid) And _
(overlapObj.ModuleName = "DEVENV") Then
Set accOverlap = overlapObj.Accessible
Logger( "accOverlap Accessible is set for overlapObj")
Else
Logger( "overlapWindow Was not set to overlapObj")
End If
End Sub
Sub Logger( LogLine )
Const ForAppend = 8
Dim LogFile: Set LogFile = logFSO.OpenTextFile(
"c:\VSScriptFolder\Logger.txt", ForAppend, True)
LogFile.WriteLine(LogLine )
LogFile.Close
End Sub
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