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If Unicode braille occurs within text — for instance, ⠐⠣⠃⠗⠇⠐⠜ says "(braille)" in UEB — NVDA currently just skips over the braille entirely. This makes it at least pronounce the braille cells. Because this is pronunciation for the Unicode characters themselves, it is braille-code-agnostic and just pronounces individual braille characters in the usual "dot 3 5 7" way. If the input table is known, this default should get overridden, but it's at least a fallback, and allows one to read text that's _about_ braille. I've left level & preserve in defaults.
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It would be preferable to speak it as "braille 1 2 3" rather than "1 2 3 braille", as this is how eSpeak is already speaking it, and alerts the user that they are listening to braille before presenting random numbers.
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NVDA doesn't announce the symbol that macs use to represent the mac "Option" key ("⌥") (see Mac keyboard shortcuts documentation).
Description of user facing changes
Adds a symbol description for this symbol ("mac Option key" announced at "none" level and up, similar to the existing entry for "mac Command key" at the "none" level for symbol "⌘").
Description of development approach
Followed the "Defining Symbol Information" developer documentation, using the existing "mac Command key" entry and similar recent PR #14548 as examples
Testing strategy:
Didn't attempt to adjust any automated tests (assumed they were already present generally for symbol pronunciation). Manually verified reading by:
runnvda.bat from this branch
Browse to Mac keyboard shortcuts docs
Read through the content under the "Mac keyboard shortcuts" H1, particularly the list item with content "Option (or Alt) ⌥"
Verify that the symbol is read out as "mac Option key" as expected
Change NVDA's "Settings > Speech > Punctuation/symbol level" to "none" and repeat above steps
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Link to issue number:
Fixes #13778
Supersedes #13777
Summary of the issue:
If Unicode braille occurs within text — for instance, ⠐⠣⠃⠗⠇⠐⠜ says "(braille)" in UEB — NVDA currently just skips over the braille entirely. This is because it is not included in symbols.dic
Description of user facing changes
Unicode braille symbols are now announced.
Description of development approach
The sequence method attempted in #13777 fails in some scenarios as outlined in #13777 (comment)
Testing strategy:
Test reading braille symbols in symbol file
Known issues with pull request:
None
Change log entries:
New features:
Added pronunciation of Unicode braille symbols such as "⠐⠣⠃⠗⠇⠐⠜"
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