Package com.sun.star.accessibility

Examples of com.sun.star.accessibility.XAccessible

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    {
        // we will *not* simply set the value property at the model. This is not the same as
        // doing a user input, as the latter will trigger a lot of notifications, which the forms runtime environment
        // (namely the FormController) relies on to notice that the control changed.
        // Instead, we use the Accessibility interfaces of the control to simulate text input
        XAccessible formattedAccessible = (XAccessible)UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XAccessible.class,
            m_document.getCurrentView().getControl( controlModel )
        );
        XAccessibleEditableText textAccess = (XAccessibleEditableText)UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XAccessibleEditableText.class,
            formattedAccessible.getAccessibleContext() );
        textAccess.setText( text );
    }
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        shortWait();


        XWindow xWindow = AccessibilityTools.getCurrentWindow( (XMultiServiceFactory) Param.getMSF(), xModel);
        XAccessible xRoot = AccessibilityTools.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);
        //AccessibilityTools.printAccessibleTree(log,xRoot);
        AccessibilityTools.getAccessibleObjectForRole(xRoot, AccessibleRole.TABLE_CELL,true);

        xRoot = AccessibilityTools.SearchedAccessible;
       
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            throw new StatusException("Couldn't get active top window", ex);
        }
       
        AccessibilityTools at = new AccessibilityTools();

        XAccessible xRoot = at.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);
       
        at.printAccessibleTree(log, xRoot, tParam.getBool(util.PropertyName.DEBUG_IS_ACTIVE));
       
        oObj = at.getAccessibleObjectForRole(xRoot, AccessibleRole.TOOL_BAR);
       
        log.println("ImplementationName: " + util.utils.getImplName(oObj));
       
        TestEnvironment tEnv = new TestEnvironment(oObj);
       
        tEnv.addObjRelation("LimitedBounds", "yes");
       
        XAccessible acc = at.getAccessibleObject(oObj);
        XAccessible child = null;
       
        try {
            child = acc.getAccessibleContext().getAccessibleChild(0);
        } catch (com.sun.star.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException e) {
        }
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        XWindow xWindow = at.getCurrentContainerWindow(
                                  (XMultiServiceFactory) tParam.getMSF(),
                                  aModel);

        XAccessible xRoot = at.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);


        at.printAccessibleTree(log, xRoot, tParam.getBool(util.PropertyName.DEBUG_IS_ACTIVE));
        oObj = at.getAccessibleObjectForRole(xRoot,
                                             AccessibleRole.TOGGLE_BUTTON,
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        log.println("Getting the active TopWindow");

        XWindow xWindow = (XWindow) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class,
                                                              tk.getActiveTopWindow());

        XAccessible xRoot = at.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);


        at.printAccessibleTree(log, xRoot, Param.getBool(util.PropertyName.DEBUG_IS_ACTIVE));
        oObj = at.getAccessibleObjectForRole(xRoot, AccessibleRole.PUSH_BUTTON,
                                             "Cancel");
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                // obtain the active sheet
                XSpreadsheetView view = (XSpreadsheetView)m_document.getCurrentView().query( XSpreadsheetView.class );
                XSpreadsheet activeSheet = view.getActiveSheet();

                // Accessibility access to the list box control in this sheet
                XAccessible accessibleListBox = (XAccessible)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                    XAccessible.class, getListBoxControl( activeSheet ) );
                XAccessibleContext context = accessibleListBox.getAccessibleContext();

                // open the popup of the list box (not really necessary, but to better
                // simlate user action ...)
/*                XAccessibleAction listBoxActions = (XAccessibleAction)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                    XAccessibleAction.class, context );
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        XModel aModel = (XModel)
            UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XModel.class, xSpreadsheetDoc);

        XWindow xWindow = AccessibilityTools.getCurrentWindow( (XMultiServiceFactory) Param.getMSF(), aModel);
        XAccessible xRoot = AccessibilityTools.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);

        oObj = AccessibilityTools.getAccessibleObjectForRole
            (xRoot, AccessibleRole.TABLE_CELL, "B1");

        log.println("ImplementationName " + utils.getImplName(oObj));
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        AccessibilityTools at = new AccessibilityTools();

        XWindow xWindow = (XWindow) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class,
                                                              tk.getActiveTopWindow());

        XAccessible xRoot = at.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);

        at.printAccessibleTree(log, xRoot, Param.getBool(util.PropertyName.DEBUG_IS_ACTIVE));

        oObj = at.getAccessibleObjectForRole(xRoot, AccessibleRole.LABEL);
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            UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XModel.class, xTextDoc);

        AccessibilityTools at = new AccessibilityTools();

        XWindow xWindow = at.getCurrentWindow((XMultiServiceFactory)Param.getMSF(), aModel);
        XAccessible xRoot = at.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);

        at.getAccessibleObjectForRole(xRoot, AccessibleRole.DOCUMENT);

        oObj = AccessibilityTools.SearchedContext;
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        Object atw = tk.getActiveTopWindow();

        XWindow xWindow = (XWindow) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class,
                                                              atw);

        XAccessible xRoot = at.getAccessibleObject(xWindow);


        at.printAccessibleTree(log, xRoot, Param.getBool(util.PropertyName.DEBUG_IS_ACTIVE));
        oObj = at.getAccessibleObjectForRole(xRoot, AccessibleRole.MENU_BAR);
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