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Could we have the cursor track the selected item in a menu or dialog? For a blind user using a screen reader or a Braille display, this would make the ncurses interface easier to use.
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I can understand the reasoning, and if the Braille display can actually give you that information, that would probably be a real improvement for blind users.
But we'll have to investigate what that means for non-blind users; if in that case the cursor visually gets in the way (as a blinking cursor on the selected item or maybe on the button that has the keyboard focus?), and how this behaves with different terminal types (xterm / Linux console / vt100 / ...).
And if that works well, it still needs to be implemented in a gazillion code locations in all the libyui-ncurses code. I fear it's not a trivial thing, unfortunately.
Thanks for the reply. If it does wind up causing unwanted side effects, then I wonder if the behavior could be made optional somehow. Anyway, I've tried to make a patch but didn't get very far with it; I'm not all that familiar with the code, and, even if I add a move somewhere, it might be undone later during a redraw or some such.
Could we have the cursor track the selected item in a menu or dialog? For a blind user using a screen reader or a Braille display, this would make the ncurses interface easier to use.
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