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Sean
PostPosted: October 4th, 2007, 4:16 pm 
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I uploaded a preliminary/test version of Accessibility Standard Library.
It requires another standard library COM.ahk.

DOWNLOAD ACC.ahk AND COM.ahk.


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PostPosted: October 4th, 2007, 4:19 pm 
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Example: Screen Reader
Just click middle mouse button on the paragraph you want to read.

Code:
OnExit,   AccClose

ACC_Init()
If Not   psv:=COM_CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice")
ExitApp

~MButton::
If Not   pacc := ACC_AccessibleObjectFromPoint()
Return
If   paccChild:=acc_Child(pacc, _idChild_)
   sResult   := acc_Name(paccChild),   COM_Release(paccChild)
Else   sResult := acc_Name(pacc, _idChild_)
COM_Release(pacc)
COM_Invoke(psv, "Speak", sResult)
Return

AccClose:
COM_Release(psv)
ACC_Term()
ExitApp


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PostPosted: October 4th, 2007, 4:31 pm 
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Thats awesome, exactly what I wanted to do.

Can you manage to get only the clicked word, contrary to reading entire string ?

For instance, I clicked Internet Explorer button in the taskbar, on the word Internet. I want to have option for it to read me just Internet, not "Internet Explorer"

Thx, great work.

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PostPosted: October 4th, 2007, 6:52 pm 
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This is excellent! :lol:


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olfen
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PostPosted: October 4th, 2007, 7:01 pm 
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Although not (yet) familiar with Active Accessibility, I'm grateful for you to share another great StdLib set of functions. Thanks.


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Sean
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Thanks, Guys!

majkinetor wrote:
Can you manage to get only the clicked word, contrary to reading entire string ?

I thought it should be easy as it may be a matter of adding/defining a new delimiter, however, there seems to be no obvious way to do it. I may take a look further.


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I thought it should be easy as it may be a matter of adding/defining a new delimiter, however, there seems to be no obvious way to do it. I may take a look further.

On second thought, I'm afraid that Accessibility may not want to support to this granularity as it would mean to create/support tremendous objects at once.


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PostPosted: October 7th, 2007, 7:31 am 
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The script was updated, a minor bug fix and improvement.


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PostPosted: October 7th, 2007, 7:34 am 
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Another Example:
Retrieve the infos about the active window and the child under the cursor.

Code:
ACC_Init()

pacc := Acc_AccessibleObjectFromWindow()
sResult .= "<Active Window>`n"
   . "Name:`t`t" .      acc_Name(pacc) . "`n"
   . "Value:`t`t" .   acc_Value(pacc) . "`n"
   . "Description:`t" .   acc_Description(pacc) . "`n"
   . "Role:`t`t" .      acc_Role(pacc) . "`n"
   . "State:`t`t" .   acc_State(pacc) . "`n"
   . "Help:`t`t" .      acc_Help(pacc) . "`n"
   . "HelpTopic:`t" .   acc_HelpTopic(pacc) . "`n"
   . "Keyboard:`t" .   acc_KeyboardShortcut(pacc) . "`n"
   . "DefAction:`t" .   acc_DefaultAction(pacc) . "`n"
   . "(l,t,w,h):`t`t" .   acc_Location(pacc) . "`n"
COM_Release(pacc)
MsgBox,   % sResult

pacc := Acc_AccessibleObjectFromPoint()
If   paccChild:=acc_Child(pacc, _idChild_)
   sResult   .= "`n`n<Child under cursor>`n"
      . "Name:`t`t" .      acc_Name(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "Value:`t`t" .   acc_Value(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "Description:`t" .   acc_Description(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "Role:`t`t" .      acc_Role(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "State:`t`t" .   acc_State(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "Help:`t`t" .      acc_Help(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "HelpTopic:`t" .   acc_HelpTopic(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "Keyboard:`t" .   acc_KeyboardShortcut(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "DefAction:`t" .   acc_DefaultAction(paccChild) . "`n"
      . "(l,t,w,h):`t`t" .   acc_Location(paccChild) . "`n"
      , COM_Release(paccChild)
Else   sResult   .= "`n`n<Child under cursor>`n"
      . "Name:`t`t" .      acc_Name(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "Value:`t`t" .   acc_Value(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "Description:`t" .   acc_Description(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "Role:`t`t" .      acc_Role(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "State:`t`t" .   acc_State(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "Help:`t`t" .      acc_Help(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "HelpTopic:`t" .   acc_HelpTopic(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "Keyboard:`t" .   acc_KeyboardShortcut(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "DefAction:`t" .   acc_DefaultAction(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
      . "(l,t,w,h):`t`t" .   acc_Location(pacc, _idChild_) . "`n"
COM_Release(pacc)
MsgBox,   % sResult

ACC_Term()


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I've downloaded the COM & ACC scripts to the standard library, but am a
little lost on what to do next in order to be able to activate the
functionality that will allow the copying of a word underneath the cursor in
the current window to the clipboard?

Thank you.


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Sean
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Mountie wrote:
I've downloaded the COM & ACC scripts to the standard library, but am a
little lost on what to do next in order to be able to activate the
functionality that will allow the copying of a word underneath the cursor in
the current window to the clipboard?

This may be what you're looking for (MButton as the hotkey):
Code:
OnExit,   AccClose
ACC_Init()
Return
AccClose:
ACC_Term()
ExitApp

~MButton::
If Not   pacc := ACC_AccessibleObjectFromPoint()
Return
If   paccChild:= acc_Child(pacc, _idChild_)
   sResult  := acc_Name(paccChild),   COM_Release(paccChild)
Else   sResult  := acc_Name(pacc, _idChild_)
COM_Release(pacc)
Clipboard := sResult
Return


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In Word it copies the text "Microsoft Word Document" to the ClipBoard, in MultiEdit the filename being edited. Is this a Vista artifact?


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Sean
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Laszlo wrote:
In Word it copies the text "Microsoft Word Document" to the ClipBoard, in MultiEdit the filename being edited. Is this a Vista artifact?

The Word Document (Child Window) does not support the Accessibility, while do other parts like menubar, toolbar, etc. However, I think you can access the contents of the documents via Word.Document COM object.
BTW, I don't know of MultiEdit.


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nonov
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PostPosted: June 23rd, 2008, 2:21 am 
hello you brought me from COM Thread :)
i'm reading Introduction to Microsoft Active Accessibility right now but seems it's not that easy. although SAPI example is amazing. could you please demonstrate any other very basic example? i don't know that where i can apply this amazing library yet.. anyway Thank you for notice this.


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PostPosted: June 23rd, 2008, 2:28 am 
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Another Example:
Retrieve the infos about the active window and the child under the cursor.
This example doesn't working with following error message
Call to nonexistent function.
Specifically: AccessibleObjectFromWindow()


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