Java Code Examples for androidx.core.view.accessibility.AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat#isEditable()
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Example 1
Source File: FocusProcessorForScreenStateChange.java From talkback with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Sets accessibility focus to EditText in the active window. Caller should recycle {@code root}. * * @param root root node in current active window * @param eventId event id * @return {@code true} if successfully set accessibility focus on the EditText node. */ protected boolean syncA11yFocusToInputFocusedEditText( AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat root, EventId eventId) { AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat inputFocusedNode = null; try { if (root != null) { inputFocusedNode = root.findFocus(AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat.FOCUS_INPUT); } return (inputFocusedNode != null) && (inputFocusedNode.isEditable() || (Role.getRole(inputFocusedNode) == Role.ROLE_EDIT_TEXT)) && pipeline.returnFeedback( eventId, Feedback.focus(inputFocusedNode, FOCUS_ACTION_INFO_SYNCED_EDIT_TEXT)); } finally { AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.recycleNodes(inputFocusedNode); } }
Example 2
Source File: AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.java From talkback with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Analyses if the edit text has no text. * * <p>If there is a text field with hint text and no text, node.getText() returns hint text. Hence * this method checks for {@link AccessibilityNodeInfo#ACTION_SET_SELECTION} to disregard the hint * text. */ public static boolean isEmptyEditTextRegardlessOfHint( @Nullable AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat node) { if (node == null || !(node.isEditable())) { return false; } if (TextUtils.isEmpty(node.getText())) { return true; } return !supportsAction(node, AccessibilityNodeInfo.ACTION_SET_SELECTION); }
Example 3
Source File: AccessibilityFocusActionHistory.java From talkback with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Registers the action information. Called immediately after an accessibility focus action is * performed. * * <p><strong>Note:</strong> Caller is responsible for recycling the {@code node}. * * @param node Node being accessibility focused. * @param extraData Extra information of the action. * @param actionTime {@link SystemClock#uptimeMillis()} right before performing focus action. * @param currentScreenState Current {@link ScreenState}. */ public void onAccessibilityFocusAction( AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat node, FocusActionInfo extraData, long actionTime, @Nullable ScreenState currentScreenState) { // FocusActionRecord handles making a copy of 'node'. We don't nee to call obtain() here. FocusActionRecord record = new FocusActionRecord(node, extraData, actionTime); // Add to the record queue. focusActionRecordList.offer(record); if (focusActionRecordList.size() > MAXIMUM_RECORD_QUEUE_SIZE) { // Poll and recycle the eldest order if the queue grows up its maximum size. focusActionRecordList.pollFirst().recycle(); } final int windowId = node.getWindowId(); final CharSequence windowTitle = (currentScreenState == null) ? null : currentScreenState.getWindowTitle(windowId); // Add to the window record map. windowIdTitlePairToFocusActionRecordMap.put( Pair.create(windowId, windowTitle), FocusActionRecord.copy(record)); // Update the last editable node focus action. if (node.isEditable() || (Role.getRole(node) == Role.ROLE_EDIT_TEXT)) { if (lastEditableFocusActionRecord != null) { lastEditableFocusActionRecord.recycle(); } lastEditableFocusActionRecord = FocusActionRecord.copy(record); } }
Example 4
Source File: InputFocusInterpreter.java From talkback with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Updates {@code lastTextEditIsPassword} in {@link GlobalVariables}. * * @param inputFocusedNode Current input focused node. Set to {@code null} if there is no input * focus on screen. */ private void updateInputFocusedNodeInGlobalVariables( @Nullable AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat inputFocusedNode) { if ((inputFocusedNode != null) && (inputFocusedNode.isEditable() || (Role.getRole(inputFocusedNode) == Role.ROLE_EDIT_TEXT))) { globalVariables.setLastTextEditIsPassword(inputFocusedNode.isPassword()); } // Don't update the field if non-edittext node is grabbing the input focus. // Some on-screen keyboard keys take input focus when tapped, but we still want the last // text-edit to remain the same. }
Example 5
Source File: ProcessorVolumeStream.java From talkback with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private boolean attemptNavigation(int button, EventId eventId) { AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat node = accessibilityFocusMonitor.getAccessibilityFocus(/* useInputFocusIfEmpty= */ true); if (node == null) { return false; } try { if (Role.getRole(node) == Role.ROLE_SEEK_CONTROL) { navigateSlider(button, node, eventId); return true; } // In general, do not allow volume key navigation when the a11y focus is placed but // it is not on the edit field that the keyboard is currently editing. // // Example 1: // EditText1 has input focus and EditText2 has accessibility focus. // getCursorOrInputCursor() will return EditText2 based on its priority order. // EditText2.isFocused() = false, so we should not allow volume keys to control text. // // Example 2: // EditText1 in Window1 has input focus. EditText2 in Window2 has input focus as well. // If Window1 is input-focused but Window2 has the accessibility focus, don't allow // the volume keys to control the text. boolean nodeWindowFocused; AccessibilityWindowInfoCompat windowInfo = AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.getWindow(node); nodeWindowFocused = (windowInfo != null) && windowInfo.isFocused(); if (node.isFocused() && nodeWindowFocused && node.isEditable() && !touchingScreen) { navigateEditText(button, node, eventId); return true; } return false; } finally { AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.recycleNodes(node); } }
Example 6
Source File: DirectionNavigationActor.java From talkback with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private boolean isEditingFocusedNode(boolean useInputFocusAsPivotIfEmpty) { AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat currentFocus = null; try { currentFocus = accessibilityFocusMonitor.getAccessibilityFocus(useInputFocusAsPivotIfEmpty); return (currentFocus != null) && (currentFocus.isEditable() || (Role.getRole(currentFocus) == Role.ROLE_EDIT_TEXT)) && currentFocus.isFocused(); } finally { AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.recycleNodes(currentFocus); } }
Example 7
Source File: AccessibilityFocusMonitor.java From talkback with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Returns accessibility focused node if it's visible on screen. Otherwise returns input focused * edit field if{@code returnInputFocusedEditFieldIfNullOrInvisible} is set to {@code true}. * Called by DirectionNavigationController. * * <p><strong>Note:</strong> * * <ul> * <li>The client is responsible for recycling the returned node. * <li>The returned node might not pass {@link * AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils#shouldFocusNode(AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat)}, the caller * should validate the result if needed. * </ul> */ public @Nullable AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat getAccessibilityFocus(boolean useInputFocusIfEmpty) { // Nodes to be recycled. AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat root = null; AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat a11yFocusedNode = null; AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat inputFocusedNode = null; AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat lastFocusedEditFieldInHistory = null; try { // First, see if we've already placed accessibility focus. root = AccessibilityServiceCompatUtils.getRootInAccessibilityFocusedWindow(service); if (root == null) { return null; } a11yFocusedNode = root.findFocus(AccessibilityNodeInfo.FOCUS_ACCESSIBILITY); if ((a11yFocusedNode != null) && AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.isVisible(a11yFocusedNode)) { return AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.obtain(a11yFocusedNode); } if (!useInputFocusIfEmpty) { return null; } // TODO: If there's no focused node, we should either mimic following // focus from new window or try to be smart for things like list views. inputFocusedNode = AccessibilityServiceCompatUtils.getInputFocusedNode(service); if ((inputFocusedNode != null) && inputFocusedNode.isFocused() && (inputFocusedNode.isEditable() || (Role.getRole(inputFocusedNode) == Role.ROLE_EDIT_TEXT))) { return AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.obtain(inputFocusedNode); } // If we can't find the focused node but the keyboard is showing, return the last editable. // This will occur if the input-focused view is actually a virtual view (e.g. in WebViews). // Note: need to refresh() in order to verify that the node is still available on-screen. FocusActionRecord record = history.getLastEditableFocusActionRecord(); lastFocusedEditFieldInHistory = (record == null) ? null : record.getFocusedNode(); if ((lastFocusedEditFieldInHistory != null) && lastFocusedEditFieldInHistory.refresh()) { // TODO: Shall we check the presence of IME window? // IME window check below is copied from legacy CursorController. What if the device is // connected to bluetooth keyboard? WindowManager windowManager = new WindowManager(false); // RTL state doesn't matter. windowManager.setWindows(AccessibilityServiceCompatUtils.getWindows(service)); if (windowManager.isInputWindowOnScreen()) { return AccessibilityNodeInfoCompat.obtain(lastFocusedEditFieldInHistory); } } return null; } finally { AccessibilityNodeInfoUtils.recycleNodes( root, a11yFocusedNode, inputFocusedNode, lastFocusedEditFieldInHistory); } }