[BRLTTY] brltty on android: can i switch to the next/prior pages (two finger swype right/left)

[Mallard]

Hello Dave and all,

Commentary Screen Reader (Jieshuo) is a very advanced, responsive, fuly 
customisable screen reader developed by a Chinese dev.

I have been using it too, since April 2019, and it's absolutely great.

It differs from TalkBack in many ways, it would be tol long and complex 
to describe it all here, but, though the programme itself is not open 
source, and rquires buying a license to use many of the features 
(especially those that are associated with online services, like Captcha 
solver, OCR, Virtual Screen, object, scene and face recognition, and so 
on),it is defintely worth trying out. Its greatest strength, in my very 
personal opnion, is the possibility of customsing practically any 
gesture, in general and per-app, and to create extensions and plugins to 
enhance and broaden its functionality.

I can test the swiping with two fingers right/left to move between 
pages; I'll let you know. However, I'm using a Mini seika for reading on 
my phone, though I don't suppose that matters much.

hth, stay safe,
Ollie




On 20/04/2020 00:50, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Amir-Trend Plus on 2020/04/19 at 12:45 +0800]
> 
>> using brltty latest with screen reader called commentary, same as
>> talkback,
> 
> I haven't heard of commentary. How does it differ from talkback? Who provides
> it?
> 
>> with focus 14 braille display.
>>
>> Normally when reading google play books, need to switch to  next page.
>> When using the touch screen alone, it is done by using two fingers
>> swype right or left, confused now but something like that. So, is
>> there a similar gesture for braille users? Scrolling is different than
>> this because scrolling is two fingers swype up/down (one finger if no
>> accessibility is running i think).
> 
> It may still be scrolling. Without running the same app here, I'll do a bit of
> guessing. Here are two pairs of key combinations to try. Please let us know if
> one of them works.
> 
> One of them is Space + Dots23 for previous page and Space + Dots56 for next
> page.
> 
> The other is Space + RoutingKey4 for scroll backward and Space + RoutingKey5
> for scroll forward.
>