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Accessibility word navigation does not handle punctuation well #80223
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@Neurrone I am having some issue with NVDA and VSCode (both insiders and stable) on Windows. When I navigate words the words do not get read out by NVDA. Did NVDA change something that this needs to be enabled? When I navigate using up / down to change lines everything is read out correctly. |
ping @Neurrone for my question |
@isidorn sorry for the late reply. There's a bunch of big refactoring going on in NVDA beyond 2019.1. I'm on the latest alpha version and can't reproduce this issue with the latest VS Code as well. |
@Neurrone thanks for letting me know. Let's close this for now and we can reopen in the future if you encounter it again. |
@isidorn Sorry, I meant that I didn't have trouble with most word navigation, but the test case that I put above can still reproduce the issue. |
Ok, so let's reopen for now. And you can provide more feedback once you use the new NVDA more. Thanks |
The issue should still be reproduceable with the version of NVDA you tested it with, 2019.2.1 |
CC-ing @derekriemer and @RobGallo @isidorn I'm now able to semi-reliably reproduce moving up and down lines as well as by word not reading what it should. I'm not sure if this is caused by changes in Vs Code and/or NVDA, and seems to happen more often if my CPU is busy doing something else in the background. |
Closing as dup of #90578 |
From @Neurrone
Enter the following line in a file:
I expect the following sequence to be heard when pressing ctrl+right from the start of the line:
Instead, it speaks this:
If the line is modified to
a, /b
, the first ctrl+right causes an announcement ofa, /
which is also wrong.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: