| AccessibleWrap.cpp |
MaiAtkObject |
42257 |
| AccessibleWrap.h |
Atk specific functionality for an accessibility tree node that originated in
mDoc's content process.
AccessibleWrap, and its descendents in atk directory provide the
implementation of AtkObject.
|
2526 |
| ApplicationAccessibleWrap.cpp |
|
5002 |
| ApplicationAccessibleWrap.h |
Return the atk object for app root accessible.
|
1108 |
| DocAccessibleWrap.cpp |
|
1222 |
| DocAccessibleWrap.h |
For documentation of the accessibility architecture,
see http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/source/accessible/accessible-docs.html
|
873 |
| DOMtoATK.cpp |
|
4299 |
| DOMtoATK.h |
ATK offsets are counted in unicode codepoints, while DOM offsets are counted
in UTF-16 code units. That makes a difference for non-BMP characters,
which need two UTF-16 code units to be represented (a pair of surrogates),
while they are just one unicode character.
To keep synchronization between ATK offsets (unicode codepoints) and DOM
offsets (UTF-16 code units), after translation from UTF-16 to UTF-8 we add a
BOM after each non-BMP character (which would otherwise use 2 UTF-16
code units for only 1 unicode codepoint).
BOMs (Byte Order Marks, U+FEFF, also known as ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE, but
that usage is deprecated) normally only appear at the beginning of unicode
files, but their occurrence within text (notably after cut&paste) is not
uncommon, and are thus considered as non-text.
Since the selection requested through ATK may not contain both surrogates
at the ends of the selection, we need to fetch one UTF-16 code point more
on both side, and get rid of it before returning the string to ATK. The
ATKStringConverterHelper class maintains this, NewATKString should be used
to call it properly.
In the end,
- if the start is between the high and low surrogates, the UTF-8 result
includes a BOM from it but not the character
- if the end is between the high and low surrogates, the UTF-8 result
includes the character but *not* the BOM
- all non-BMP characters that are fully in the string are in the UTF-8 result
as character followed by BOM
|
5158 |
| InterfaceInitFuncs.h |
XXX these should live in a file of utils for atk.
|
1594 |
| moz.build |
|
1773 |
| nsMai.h |
Return true if the loaded version of libatk-1.0.so is at least
aMajor.aMinor.aMicro.
|
3379 |
| nsMaiHyperlink.cpp |
MaiAtkHyperlink |
6255 |
| nsMaiHyperlink.h |
MaiHyperlink is a auxiliary class for MaiInterfaceHyperText.
|
1214 |
| nsMaiInterfaceAction.cpp |
|
2404 |
| nsMaiInterfaceComponent.cpp |
|
5379 |
| nsMaiInterfaceDocument.cpp |
We don't support get_document or set_attribute right now.
|
3379 |
| nsMaiInterfaceEditableText.cpp |
|
2962 |
| nsMaiInterfaceHyperlinkImpl.cpp |
|
915 |
| nsMaiInterfaceHypertext.cpp |
|
1892 |
| nsMaiInterfaceImage.cpp |
|
1845 |
| nsMaiInterfaceSelection.cpp |
|
2696 |
| nsMaiInterfaceTable.cpp |
|
7367 |
| nsMaiInterfaceTableCell.cpp |
|
4131 |
| nsMaiInterfaceText.cpp |
|
16238 |
| nsMaiInterfaceValue.cpp |
|
2654 |
| nsStateMap.h |
The following accessible states aren't translated, just ignored:
STATE_READONLY: Supported indirectly via EXT_STATE_EDITABLE
STATE_HOTTRACKED: No ATK equivalent. No known use case.
The nsIAccessible state is not currently supported.
STATE_FLOATING: No ATK equivalent. No known use case.
The nsIAccessible state is not currently supported.
STATE_MOVEABLE: No ATK equivalent. No known use case.
The nsIAccessible state is not currently supported.
STATE_SELFVOICING: No ATK equivalent -- the object has self-TTS.
The nsIAccessible state is not currently supported.
STATE_LINKED: The object is formatted as a hyperlink. Supported via ATK_ROLE_LINK.
STATE_EXTSELECTABLE: Indicates that an object extends its selection.
This is supported via STATE_MULTISELECTABLE.
STATE_PROTECTED: The object is a password-protected edit control.
Supported via ATK_ROLE_PASSWORD_TEXT
STATE_PINNED: The object is pinned, usually indicating it is fixed in
place and has permanence. No ATK equivalent. The
accessible state is not currently supported.
The following ATK states are not supported:
ATK_STATE_ARMED: No clear use case, used briefly when button is activated
ATK_STATE_HAS_TOOLTIP: No clear use case, no IA2 equivalent
ATK_STATE_ICONIFIED: Mozilla does not have elements which are collapsable into icons
ATK_STATE_TRUNCATED: No clear use case. Indicates that an object's onscreen content is truncated,
e.g. a text value in a spreadsheet cell. No IA2 state.
**************************************************************************** |
8471 |
| Platform.cpp |
|
8522 |
| RootAccessibleWrap.cpp |
|
691 |
| RootAccessibleWrap.h |
GtkWindowAccessible is the accessible class for gtk+ native window.
The instance of GtkWindowAccessible is a child of MaiAppRoot instance.
It is added into root when the toplevel window is created, and removed
from root when the toplevel window is destroyed.
|
1084 |
| UtilInterface.cpp |
Hook id of 0 and signal id of 0 are invalid |
11595 |