Re: Where does the accessibility hierarchy "start"?
Re: Where does the accessibility hierarchy "start"?
- Subject: Re: Where does the accessibility hierarchy "start"?
- From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 02 Jun 2006 06:59:26 -0400
- Thread-topic: Where does the accessibility hierarchy "start"?
on 2006-06-02 5:22 AM, Håkan Waara at email@hidden wrote:
> By the way, most of the sample code on Apple's webpage is
> unfortunately in Carbon. I assume most things are similar as always,
> but being unused to Carbon (and more comfortable in Cocoa), I'd love
> to see some more Cocoa accessibility examples.
Apple's UI Element Inspector sample code project is an assistive application
written in Cocoa. The accessibility function calls are of course written in
C, not Objective-C, because the accessibility API for writing assistive
applications is written in C. (It isn't, strictly speaking, Carbon, but is
one of the system frameworks.)
I'm not aware of sample code for making custom UI elements accessible in
Carbon or Cocoa, except for the code snippets that appear throughout the
"Accessibility Programming Guidelines for Carbon" and "Accessibility
Programming Guidelines for Cocoa" documents.
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