Question about UIAccessibilityReadingContent protocol
Question about UIAccessibilityReadingContent protocol
- Subject: Question about UIAccessibilityReadingContent protocol
- From: Stephen Hockema <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 12:34:30 -0400
Hello,
I am having trouble using the UIAccessibilityReadingContent protocol in my PDF reading app.
When I implement the four methods in the protocol, it changes the behavior of my page container such that taps on individual lines are recognized and read by VoiceOver (as expected). One unexpected thing here though is that with this protocol implemented, tapping on the page somewhere that is not on top of a line of text no longer causes VoiceOver to read *all* of the text content on the page. That is, with this protocol, it seems that users get the line-by-line experience, but can no longer get the continuous-text experience. Now I'm torn about whether to use this protocol or not.
Further, when I set UIAccessiblityTraitCausesPageTurn for the page view, it does not call accessibilityScroll on it when VoiceOver gets finished reading the text on the page (neither with line-by-line reading nor "continuous reading"). ( can get accessibilityScroll to be called by swiping with three fingers -- and it works as expected in that case -- but I just cannot get it to be called automatically when reading the text on the page. Any tips/tricks on getting this to work?
Thanks!
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