Leonard de Ruijter

May be we should just park this issue until the translation workflow has been moved to github.

Personally, I vote for adding this on the base object, raising NotImplemented. This will also allow people to use super when overriding this method, e.g. ``` def getBrailleRegions(review=False): if something:...

@feerrenrut: How do these things look in the multi category settings concept?

I almost have this working smoothly. However... I already knew that different editors use different rules for word boundaries. For example, if you type `1>2>3` in Notepad, this is seen...

We could also disable uniscribe only for this specific case. Still, I assume uniscribe was added for a particular reason.

Uniscribe is used in virtual buffer browse mode I belief, but that's a non-editable case. A more important case though is command consoles. My cmd prompt when i start cmd...

I'd like to add an isCollapsedAtEndOfWord or isCollapsedAtStartOfWord property to textInfos in order to let the word echo functionality check whether it should announce a word reliably. This is quite...

The prototype I now have works quite nicely. I'm now at a point where another UX decision must be made. As noted, several textInfos/applications have different rules in how they...

[**@michaelDCurran**](https://github.com/michaelDCurran) commented on [15 mrt. 2018 11:06 CET](https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/8065#issuecomment-373324132 "2018-03-15T10:06:37Z - Replied by Github Reply Comments"): > SymphonyTextInfo inherits from IA2TextInfo. The only reason > SymphonyTextInfo would use uniscribe is if...

Looks like point 2 is much more easier to implement than I thought, and also looks somewhat cleaner from a code perspective. I'm going to test this prototype some more...