Hi Carlos:
Unless the colorblind applet wants to use AT-SPI, it shouldn't need the
Accessibility typelib. I just took a cursory glance at the code, and it
seems as though loading the Accessibility typelib is not needed.
Unless the person doesn't have AT-SPI support installed in their
machine, however, I'm puzzled about what issues they would be having.
Will
Carlos Diógenes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A Debian developer send me a patch against the colorblind applet
> implemented in gnome-mag. In the applet I have the following lines:
>
> try:
> ORBit.load_typelib ('Accessibility')
> ORBit.load_typelib ('GNOME_Magnifier')
> import GNOME.Magnifier
> _magnifierAvailable = True
> except:
> pass
>
> and the patch modify the following:
>
> - ORBit.load_typelib ('Accessibility')
> + #we don't seem to need this
> + #ORBit.load_typelib ('Accessibility')
>
> He said that this was preventing him from using the applet properly,
> (I don't have any problem in my machine) and since gnome-mag
> implements the LoginHelper interface I want to know if this can cause
> some problem, since I don't have enough knowledge to say by myself and
> the colorblind applet also worked with the patch.
>
> Thanks,
> Carlos.
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