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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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P4
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None
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8u40
Reproducible: always
0. Turn on JAWS or Narrator (Windows) or VoiceOver (Mac).
1. Download jar with accessibility test samples from https://wiki.se.oracle.com/download/attachments/46472587/Hello.jar
2. Execute listview demo by java -cp Hello.jar hello.HelloListView
3. Select a row item in the "Simple" ListView.
4. Press CTRL-Down Arrow (Windows) or CMD-Down Arrow (Mac) to move the focus down without changing the selection.
Expected result: When the focus moves down, information about the newly focused row item should be spoken, for example "not checked Row 9".
Actual result:
1. In Java 8, Nothing is spoken, but focus moves down as expected.
2. In Java 9,
Issue is partly fixed in java 9, but the voice seems to be not exactly matching with what was expected. Expected result: When the focus moves down, information about the newly focused row item should be spoken, for example "not checked Row 9", but it speaks like 'Now selected Row 9'.
Similar result using CTRL(CMD)-Up Arrow moving focus up without changing the selection.
Affected tests:
RULE tests/jaws/ListView any any
RULE tests/narrator/ListView any any
RULE tests/voiceover/ListView any any
0. Turn on JAWS or Narrator (Windows) or VoiceOver (Mac).
1. Download jar with accessibility test samples from https://wiki.se.oracle.com/download/attachments/46472587/Hello.jar
2. Execute listview demo by java -cp Hello.jar hello.HelloListView
3. Select a row item in the "Simple" ListView.
4. Press CTRL-Down Arrow (Windows) or CMD-Down Arrow (Mac) to move the focus down without changing the selection.
Expected result: When the focus moves down, information about the newly focused row item should be spoken, for example "not checked Row 9".
Actual result:
1. In Java 8, Nothing is spoken, but focus moves down as expected.
2. In Java 9,
Issue is partly fixed in java 9, but the voice seems to be not exactly matching with what was expected. Expected result: When the focus moves down, information about the newly focused row item should be spoken, for example "not checked Row 9", but it speaks like 'Now selected Row 9'.
Similar result using CTRL(CMD)-Up Arrow moving focus up without changing the selection.
Affected tests:
RULE tests/jaws/ListView any any
RULE tests/narrator/ListView any any
RULE tests/voiceover/ListView any any
- duplicates
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JDK-8087975 [Accessibility, JAWS, Narrator, VoiceOver] ListView row items not voiced when using CTRL-Up/Down Arrow
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- Resolved
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- relates to
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JDK-8087975 [Accessibility, JAWS, Narrator, VoiceOver] ListView row items not voiced when using CTRL-Up/Down Arrow
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- Resolved
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JDK-8088255 [Accessibility, Windows] TreeView CTRL+ Combinations does not read the newly focused item
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- Closed
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