Module events

Modules§

cache
document
event_body
event_wrappers
focus
keyboard
mouse
object: All events which can be received by the org.a11y.atspi.Object interface.
registry: This module contains the events that are emitted by the registry daemon. The events are EventListenerRegisteredEvent and EventListenerDeregisteredEvent.
terminal
traits
window

CacheEvents: All events related to the org.a11y.atspi.Cache interface. Note that these are not telling the client that an item has been added to a cache. It is telling the client “here is a bunch of information to store it in your cache”.
DocumentEvents
Event: Encapsulates the various different accessibility bus signal types.
EventBody: Common event body that can be either owned or borrowed.
EventListenerEvents: The events that can be emitted by the registry daemon. This enum is used to wrap the events that are emitted by the registry daemon. The events are EventListenerRegisteredEvent and EventListenerDeregisteredEvent.
FocusEvents
KeyboardEvents
MouseEvents
ObjectEvents
TerminalEvents: All events related to the org.a11y.atspi.Event.Terminal interface.
WindowEvents: All events on the org.a11y.atspi.Event.Window interface.

DBusInterface: The DBus interface name for an event - or a wrapper type. For example, for any event within the “Object” interface, this should be “org.a11y.atspi.Event.Object”.
DBusMatchRule: A static DBus match rule string. This should usually be a string that looks like this: "type='signal',interface='org.a11y.atspi.Event.Object',member='PropertyChange'";
DBusMember: The DBus member for the event. For example, for an crate::events::object::TextChangedEvent this should be "TextChanged"
DBusProperties: A ‘alias’-trait that combines all the DBus related traits.
EventProperties: EventProperties allows access to the internals of an event, specifically:
EventTypeProperties: Describes properties of a specific event type.
MessageConversion
MessageConversionExt
RegistryEventString: A static Registry event string for registering with the RegistryProxy for receiving events.