[jawsscripts] Re: Putting application windows in the virtual buffer
- From: chad.foster@xxxxxxxxxx
- To: jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 24 Dec 2008 09:55:15 -0500
See the UserBuffer functions. UserBufferAddText is the one that allows
you to specify functions for links in the User Buffer.
I usually call SayFormattedMessage with the output type of
OT_USER_BUFFER to start the User Buffer, then add text using the
function above. This gives you the desired effect for the say all.
Optionally, you can add all of the text, then use the
UserBufferActivate function to bring the User Buffer to the forefront.
The avenue you choose depends on if the User Buffer clouds the
processing logic (obscures windows etc.) required to build its
contents.
You need to write the functions to execute when the user clicks ENTER
on one of those User Buffer links, which executes the desired
activity.
Good luck,
On 12/24/08, Andy Borka <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have an application that uses its main window as an html_server class.
> I know for sure that it is html content since it has links and stuff in
> it. Was just wondering how you put it in the virtual buffer and show it
> like a web page?
>
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