Atspi Bridge

Functions
Eina_Bool	elm_atspi_bridge_connected_get (const Elm_Atspi_Bridge *obj)
	Indicate if connection with AT-SPI2 bus has been established.
void	elm_atspi_bridge_utils_say (const char *text, Eina_Bool discardable, const Elm_Atspi_Say_Signal_Cb func, const void *data)
	Reads given text by screen reader.
Typedefs
typedef void(*	Elm_Atspi_Say_Signal_Cb )(void *data, const char *say_signal)

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Typedef Documentation

typedef void(* Elm_Atspi_Say_Signal_Cb)(void *data, const char *say_signal)

This callback type is used to provide reading status information.

Parameters:

data	The data specified as the last param when setting this callback
say_signal	The signal decribes reading status information

See also:

elm_atspi_bridge_utils_say

Since :

4.0

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Function Documentation

Eina_Bool elm_atspi_bridge_connected_get

(

const Elm_Atspi_Bridge *

obj

)

Indicate if connection with AT-SPI2 bus has been established.

Since :

3.0

Parameters:

[in]

obj

The object.

void elm_atspi_bridge_utils_say	(	const char *	text,
		Eina_Bool	discardable,
		const Elm_Atspi_Say_Signal_Cb	func,
		const void *	data
	)

Reads given text by screen reader.

Parameters:

text	The text to read
discardable	If TRUE, reading can be discarded by subsequent reading requests, if FALSE the reading must finish before next reading request can be started
func	the callback function that is called on reading signals emitted during processing of this reading request. Elm_Atspi_Say_Signal_Cb callback type specifies two parameters (void *data, const char *signal), where data is a user data and signal can be one of the following signals: “ReadingCancelled” “ReadingStopped” “ReadingSkipped”
data	The user data to be passed to the callback function

Since :

4.0