Speak Words not working for custom input view
Speak Words not working for custom input view
- Subject: Speak Words not working for custom input view
- From: Charlie Powell <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2018 23:18:59 +0000
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- Thread-topic: Speak Words not working for custom input view
I have a custom UIView implementing UITextInput and things like autocorrect and
hardware keyboard shortcuts all work fine, but the "Speak Words" feature
(Settings -> General -> Accessibility -> Speech -> Typing Feedback -> Speak
Words) doesn't. It _does_ work when content gets autocorrected or when using
the suggestion bar on top of the keyboard, but when just typing and no
autocorrect is invoked the word is never read by the system.
So far, all I've been able to determine is that for standard system controls
where it does work, accessibilityValue gets called on the relevant UIView, but
I never see this get called on my view. I checked that isAccessibilityElement
returns true for the view, so it feels like there's something else I'm
missing... any ideas/help appreciated!
Thanks,
Charlie
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