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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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1.4.0
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None
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beta
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unknown
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generic
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Not verified
Given an Accessible representing a cell in a Table (e.g. as a result of a PropertyChange event fired from the Accessible), there is no way via the AccessibleTable interface to determine which row and column that cell is in in it's parent table.
AccessibleContext.getAccessibleIndexInParent() exists. There should be complimentary AccessibleTable.getAccessibleRowInParent() and AccessibleTable.getAccessibleColumnInParent() methods.
This is important because it is one of the key ways in which assistive technologies will respond to user events in tables.
AccessibleContext.getAccessibleIndexInParent() exists. There should be complimentary AccessibleTable.getAccessibleRowInParent() and AccessibleTable.getAccessibleColumnInParent() methods.
This is important because it is one of the key ways in which assistive technologies will respond to user events in tables.