[Rwp] Introduction and Presets

James Teh jamie at nvaccess.org
Thu Apr 16 00:51:11 EDT 2015


That preset combo box is a disaster. Basically, the cursor can't land on 
the headings in that combo box, but instead of just skipping them, it 
literally refuses to move there, which also means you can't move past.

I just now tested this in REAPER 5pre22 and this seems to have been 
partially fixed; the cursor can now land on those headings. However, it 
still doesn't seem to let me get to certain presets in certain plug-ins.

You can work around this using something like the following ugliness. 
Note that these are desktop layout commands.
1. Tab to the combo box.
2. Using NVDA object navigation, move inside the combo box (NVDA+numpad2).
3. Move next (NVDA+numpad6) until you get to the Open button.
4. Activate that button (NVDA+numpadEnter).
5. Next again (NVDA+numpad6). You will hit a list.
6. Move inside the list (NVDA+numpad2).
7. Next until you find the preset you want.
8. Set focus to it with NVDA+shift+numpadMinus.
9. Press enter to accept the change.

I think I know of a way I can hack this combo box to work properly from 
within OSARA when I have time. We'll see.

Hope this helps,
Jamie

On 16/04/2015 2:15 PM, Justin Macleod via RWP wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> New to the list so hello everybody.
>
> I have a question about user-defined presets versus system generated
> ones. The short version is, is it easy to navigate between both types
> using NVDA because, if it is, I can’t do it.
>
> The long version is I was using the Freak Show VST plug-in with the
> latest version of Rea Access and NVDA 2015. I created a user defined
> preset but when I did so, I could only see that one and none of the
> system presets until I closed and restarted Reaper, whereupon I could
> only see the system presets again, which lead me to think that my preset
> hadn’t saved.
>
> I created a couple more to experiment and discovered that, once I had
> created a new one, I could navigate between my user-defined presets but
> still couldn’t see the system ones…until that is I pressed page up. That
> took me back to the system presets and hid the ones I’d made. Page down
> doesn’t seem to have the reverse effect however.
>
> I’ve tried toggling the UI on and off, various review modes in NVDA,
> though I don’t claim to be an object nav expert by any means, and am now
> totally frustrated. There must be a way to do this surely?
>
> I’d really appreciate any help anyone could give.
>
> Thanks a lot in advance,
>
> Justin
>
>
>
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