[BRLTTY] how to test a new driver?

[Cergio Monasterio]

Touch support should function as follows.

When you slide your finger downward on the touch screen, which is
equivalent to the Tab key, the focus be shifted within the window. Also, if
you move your finger across the different areas of the display screen
reader reads what is under your finger.

The way to test if this works well with BrlTTY is to check that all the
focus moved to the touch, can be read by the Braille display.
If you have a working test, you can send the apk MI, to test the
functionality and sent my findings after testing


2013/7/15 Dave Mielke <dave at mielke.cc>

> [quoted lines by ZSIAK Gergo Pal on 2013/07/15 at 09:14 +0200]
>
> >We have implemented a tactile screen driver for BRLTTY, and it seems
> >working accordint to our tests.
>
> Do you actually mean a screen driver? I'm curious. What does it do?
>
> >However, I wonder, if there is a "testing how-to", which tells us what
> should
> >we test step-by-step in order to be sure about the correctness of our
> driver.
>
> No, there isn't. Perhaps, if you give us some idea of what it does and how
> it
> works, we can give you some ideas?
>
> Were you looking for your driver to be included in BRLTTY?
>
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