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When NVDA is started from source with python.exe it is not possible to interact with any console window. #8653
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You are expected to start nvda with pythonw, not with python. Does the problem persist if you do this? |
When starting NVDA with pythonw console windows can be read. I am aware of the fact that starting with pythonw is a recomended way, however as mentioned in the readme in rare occasion using python.exe to start might be useful. |
Fixed in #9771. |
Tested with With
Tested and confirmed to work on my side. |
@lukaszgo1 if this issue is not reproducible for you in last NVDA Alpha, I think we can Close this issue as works for me. |
@lukaszgo1: Any update? Is UIA support of the Windows Console a satisfying solution for you? |
…(Windows 11 Sun Valley 2) (#10964) Supersedes #9771 and #10716. Closes #1682. Closes #8653. Closes #9867. Closes #11172. Closes #11554. Summary of the issue: Microsoft has significantly improved performance and reliability of UIA console: * microsoft/terminal#4018 is an almost complete rewrite of the UIA code which makes the console's UIA implementation more closely align with the API specification. * microsoft/terminal#10886, microsoft/terminal#10925, and microsoft/terminal#11253 form a robust testing methodology for the UIA implementation, including bug fixes in response to newly added tests based on Word's UIA implementation. * microsoft/terminal#11122 removes the thousands of empty lines at the end of the console buffer, significantly improving performance and stability. Since all console text ranges are now within the text buffer's bounds, it is no longer possible for console to crash due to the manipulation by UIA clients of an out-of-bounds text range. * Countless other accessibility-related PRs too numerous to list here. We should enable UIA support on new Windows Console builds by default for performance improvement and controllable password suppression. Description of how this pull request fixes the issue: This PR: * Exposes all three options for the UIA console feature flag in the UI (replaces the UIA check box with a combo box). * Adds a runtime check to test if `apiLevel >= FORMATTED`, and use UIA in this case when the user preference is auto. This is the case on Windows 11 Sun Valley 2 (SV2) available now in beta and set for release in the second half of 2022.
Steps to reproduce:
Actual behavior:
Screen reviev keys didn't work and the following is written in the log each time when the console is focused.
Expected behavior:
NVDA should be able to read a console window.
System configuration:
NVDA Installed/portable/running from source:
Running from source
NVDA version:
master commit ec3eeee (HEAD -> master, nvaccess/master
Windows version:
Windows 7 x64
Name and version of other software in use when reproducing the issue:
Python 2.7.15, Visual Studio community 2017
Other information about your system:
None
Other questions:
Does the issue still occur after restarting your PC?
Yes
Have you tried any other versions of NVDA?
No
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