Re: Please review QAccessibilityClient
Mandag 13. januar 2014 02.24.30 skrev Albert Astals Cid: El Divendres, 3 de gener de 2014, a les 22:09:04, Frederik Gladhorn va escriure: Hi, Mario Fux asked if I could make a release of libqaccessibilityclient. When I started this little lib it was seemingly KDE only but with a bit of help, mostly from Sebastian Sauer it became a nice little Qt only lib. FWIW I gave it a look last week and from my I know nothing about the domain, it looks good. Thanks, I'll make a release the next days, we can always bump the major version number later. If someone feels like helping out rolling tarballs or testing them that would be appreciated. Greetings Frederik Cheers, Albert It makes writing accessibility tools easy by providing a convenient API over the rather tedious DBus AT-SPI standard. That means it works with Gnome, KDE/Qt apps and potentially others. Simon started to depend on it and the KWin focus tracking works with it as well. There is a fun example app that comes with the lib, it demonstrates a bit what the library provides. There are two classes Registry to provide the subscription to changes and AccessibleObject which represents one widget. Together they give a lot of information about running apps and are a nice basis for further helpful technology. The code can be found here: git://anongit.kde.org/libkdeaccessibilityclient I haven't had much time to work on it, but spent a bit of time cleaning it up today. The functions are generally documented and I'd be very happy about feedback/reviews. If there are no major blockers/improvement suggestions I'd like to make a release soon. If someone is looking for a fun and interesting new task, I would be happy with some help to get this baby out. Greetings, Frederik
Re: Please review QAccessibilityClient
El Divendres, 3 de gener de 2014, a les 22:09:04, Frederik Gladhorn va escriure: Hi, Mario Fux asked if I could make a release of libqaccessibilityclient. When I started this little lib it was seemingly KDE only but with a bit of help, mostly from Sebastian Sauer it became a nice little Qt only lib. FWIW I gave it a look last week and from my I know nothing about the domain, it looks good. Cheers, Albert It makes writing accessibility tools easy by providing a convenient API over the rather tedious DBus AT-SPI standard. That means it works with Gnome, KDE/Qt apps and potentially others. Simon started to depend on it and the KWin focus tracking works with it as well. There is a fun example app that comes with the lib, it demonstrates a bit what the library provides. There are two classes Registry to provide the subscription to changes and AccessibleObject which represents one widget. Together they give a lot of information about running apps and are a nice basis for further helpful technology. The code can be found here: git://anongit.kde.org/libkdeaccessibilityclient I haven't had much time to work on it, but spent a bit of time cleaning it up today. The functions are generally documented and I'd be very happy about feedback/reviews. If there are no major blockers/improvement suggestions I'd like to make a release soon. If someone is looking for a fun and interesting new task, I would be happy with some help to get this baby out. Greetings, Frederik
Please review QAccessibilityClient
Hi, Mario Fux asked if I could make a release of libqaccessibilityclient. When I started this little lib it was seemingly KDE only but with a bit of help, mostly from Sebastian Sauer it became a nice little Qt only lib. It makes writing accessibility tools easy by providing a convenient API over the rather tedious DBus AT-SPI standard. That means it works with Gnome, KDE/Qt apps and potentially others. Simon started to depend on it and the KWin focus tracking works with it as well. There is a fun example app that comes with the lib, it demonstrates a bit what the library provides. There are two classes Registry to provide the subscription to changes and AccessibleObject which represents one widget. Together they give a lot of information about running apps and are a nice basis for further helpful technology. The code can be found here: git://anongit.kde.org/libkdeaccessibilityclient I haven't had much time to work on it, but spent a bit of time cleaning it up today. The functions are generally documented and I'd be very happy about feedback/reviews. If there are no major blockers/improvement suggestions I'd like to make a release soon. If someone is looking for a fun and interesting new task, I would be happy with some help to get this baby out. Greetings, Frederik
