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The ins and del elements currently are shown as having no accessible object for three of the four platforms. In addition, for ATK it states that exposure should be done via text attribute.
In terms of the mappings for ATK, until the new roles have been created, I think using ROLE_SECTION makes sense (i.e. the same mapping as div because ins and del can have child elements.)
We still need a way to make it easy for ATs in Linux to find these elements. A text attribute (be it formatting or something like diff:del/diff:ins) doesn't make sense to me as Orca doesn't bother getting text attributes unless a user explicitly asks for them via command. Checking all text attributes on the slim chance there's an ins or del will not be performant. Orca does, for a variety of reasons, check object attributes. Thus I think exposure via object attribute is the way to go. Could we use xml-roles for that? If not, an object attribute like diff:del and diff:ins should work.
@melanierichards: This IA2 now exposes these via IA2_ROLE_CONTENT_INSERTION and IA2_ROLE_CONTENT_DELETION. And we'll be exposing them for ATK as well. What about for UIA?
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joanmarie commentedon Apr 25, 2019
@melanierichards: This IA2 now exposes these via IA2_ROLE_CONTENT_INSERTION and IA2_ROLE_CONTENT_DELETION. And we'll be exposing them for ATK as well. What about for UIA?
scottaohara commentedon Apr 26, 2019
@melanierichards @stevefaulkner I've started a branch for updating
delandins, please feel free to update if you have time.Thoughts I was having: do we want to add a comment to each referencing that
role=insertionandrole=deletionare in draft?