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Scenario properties: filters

 
The Filters define the processing order for controls or tags and their child elements depending on their name and properties.
 
The settings for filters for accessible objects, HTML elements and Java Swing are almost the same. Let's look at the options available for accessible objects filters, as they have more options:
 
Accessible object is a term that can refer to a software component representing a user interface element that can be interacted with by an assistive technology device, such as a screen reader or keyboard, or to a physical item that has been designed to be used by a wide range of people, regardless of their abilities. In software, this means providing information about elements to assistive technologies via APIs, while in physical contexts, it means designing products or documents to be usable by people with disabilities.
 
Scenario properties: filters
 
1

Roles language

1. Roles language
 
Use this drop-down box to specify whether the object role should be interpreted as:
  • English strings.
  • Localized system values. Note: these will depend on the currently selected display language in Windows.
  • "ROLE_SYSTEM_xxx" values.
     
This option is used for Accessible objects only.
2

Filter list

2. Filter list
 
The list displays the set of filters specified.
3

Move up/down

3. Move up/down
 
Use these buttons to change the priority of the selected filter. You can also use Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down keyboard shortcuts.
4

Filter managing

4. Filter managing
 
Use these buttons to create, edit or delete filters.
5

OK

5. OK
 
Press the button to accept all changes and close the dialog.
6

Cancel

6. Cancel
 
Press the button to close the dialog and to discard the changes.
7

Help

7. Help
 
Press the button to show the context help page.
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