GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 620627
When I navigating a bigger document with Openoffice.org Writer, Orca does'nt read some lines
Last modified: 2018-02-08 15:25:56 UTC
Dear Developers, I open a little bigger book in Openoffice.org Writer. I jumps the 3th page with more repeated pagedown keys, because now I don't no have a keystroke to jumps direct with pages (prewious or next page). :-(:-( The book total page number is 25. When I try read lines, some lines I not hear any spokened information. I maked a debug.out file, and attaching this problematic hungarian book text with .txt format. How can try you reproduce this problem? 1. Open the attached file. 2. Try jumps the 3th page. 3. Try navigate with lines with arrow keys (press down arrow keys to hear the actual lines). Attila
Created attachment 162784 [details] This debug.out possible shows why not spokening Orca some lines with the book
Created attachment 162785 [details] This little big book text producing this silent line problem
I forgot wrote prewious: I using Ubuntu Lucid, Openoffice.org 3.2 and Orca latest git master version, but I prewious see this type problem with oldest Orca releases (Orca 2.30 release). I using hungarian locale, I don't no this is producing problem or not. Very Interesting, I see the debug.out file the speech output lines the actual lines, but the speech engine does'nt spokened some lines. I using Speech-dispatcher speech system. Possible you easyest determining the debug.out file what happened real. Attila
It doesn't happen all the time, but I can confirm seeing this problem periodically using Attila's sample document. But (at least so far) it only happens if I use the Hungarian locale. And I'm using espeak. I'll take this one.
Okay, I see it in English now. Maybe a timing issue. Anyhoo, the problem seems to be missing caret-moved events. Attila, you said: > Very Interesting, I see the debug.out file the speech output lines the actual > lines, but the speech engine does'nt spokened some lines. Any chance that what you are seeing is the braille lines instead? That's what I'm seeing: we get the expected focus event which causes us to update braille but not speak the new line of text. We speak the new line of text as a result of caret-moved events. Those events go missing on us and we don't speak the line. Once I can make this happen reliably, I'll open up a bug against OOo.
(3.0 Planning Spam-o-rama. Sorry!)
Isn't the bug https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109398? Best regards.
Fair enough. Will close as NOTGNOME.