Re: [office] Re: [office-accessibility] Re: [office] Proposal for Radio Button grouping

["Dave Pawson" <dave.pawson@gmail.com>]

2008/8/8 Pete Brunet <brunet@us.ibm.com>:
>
> I created a Writer file in Symphony.   I used the wizard to create it, e.g.
> I did a drag and drop on the group box item in the form tool bar.  After
> that I turned off design mode.  The ODF structure looks like this:
>
> <office:body>
> <office:text>
> <office:forms>
> <form:form>
>   <form:frame form:name="GroupBox" form:id="control1" form:label="My Colors"
> form:for="control2,control3,control4" />
> <form:radio form:name="RadioGroup1" form:id="control2" form:label="red"
> form:value="1">
>   </form:radio>
> <form:radio form:name="RadioGroup1" form:id="control3" form:label="blue"
> form:value="2">
>   </form:radio>
> <form:radio form:name="RadioGroup1" form:id="control4" form:label="green"
> form:value="3">
>   </form:radio>
>   </form:form>
>   </office:forms>
> <text:p>
> <draw:g text:anchor-type="as-char" draw:name="group object1" >
>   <draw:control draw:control="control1" />
>   <draw:control draw:control="control2" />
>   <draw:control draw:control="control3" />
>   <draw:control draw:control="control4" />
>   </draw:g>
>   </text:p>
>   </office:text>
>   </office:body>
>
> The a11y structure looks like this:
>     DOCUMENT
>     PARAGRAPH
>     SHAPE
>     GROUPING (name: My Colors), RADIOBUTTON (name: red), RADIOBUTTON (name:
> blue), RADIOBUTTON (name: green)
>
> Each radio button has a "memberOf" realtion with the GROUPING object


So the only grouping is by an attribute value within the 'form:form' element?

If you create two groups, both within that form, does the grouping
become simply the attribute value, rather than an element wrapping
each of the two groups?  That would provide an easier parsing group.

regards

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