Re: Cocoa exposure to a screen reader
Re: Cocoa exposure to a screen reader
- Subject: Re: Cocoa exposure to a screen reader
- From: Travis Siegel <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 01:49:53 -0600
On Feb 4, 2009, at 1:10 AM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
All,
I want a cocoa object to keep updating itself based on a file that
is dynamic. For example, it may be a Progressbar, but then when the
user presses "CTRL" + "OPT" + "Right Arrow", an event which is
captured by the js in the web part of my application, it can tell
that the JS has rewritten its file and be updated to be a bunch of
text instead or something. Essentially a client side Javascript
would be responsible for updating it. Is this possible?
That would depend on what kind of file it was.
I.E. if it was a text file, you could just call the tail command (or
more) to redisplay the file, and you'd have the output you could pipe
back into the display area.
If it's actual buttons/tolbars/icons/whatever, it's a bit more
complicated, and someone else would have to answer your questions,
because I'm still struggling (after nearly 4 years) with building
cocoa apps, since ibuilder hasn't been all that friendly for vo users
in the past.
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