From: Bill Cox <address@hidden>
> Hi. I've pinged Nokia/Trolltech, but got no response. Basically, is
> time to move forward with making QT applications accessible through
> at-spi2. I don't know of any current effort in this area. It also is
> not clear whether the correct approach is to make a plugin for at-spi2
> so that it can understand QT's unfinished IA2 interface that is only
> available on Linux, or if it makes more sense to convert that
> interface into a standard d-bus based ATK interface.
There are already work in progress about it. Mark Doffman is working
in a qt-atspi2-bridge, a equivalent to gnome atk-atkspi2-bridge, but
using (AFAIK) those IA2 interfaces.
Jeremy Whiting (jpwhiting) talked about it in a blog post [1], and
pointed to the current qt-atspi2-bridge repository [2], right now
hosted by codethink.
> If anyone knows how to contact the guys at Nokia/Trolltech let me
> know. If you have thoughts on how to get this project started, or how
> it should be done from a technical point of view, let me know. I'm
> personally hoping we can find volunteers to do this work.
As I said, right now the "man" to get in contact about this issue is Mark Doffman.
[1] http://jpwhiting.blogspot.com/2010/02/state-of-free-accessibility.html
[2] https://labs.codethink.co.uk/index.php/p/qt-atspi2/
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