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Horizontal Scroll Bars lack the keyboard equivalent of Page Left, Page Right, Left Edge, and Right Edge in most places. Ex. Navigator and Explorer Views such as Package Explorer and the Resource Navigator. (Note: The mouse functionality is found through the scroll bar’s context menu.) Vertical Scroll Bars lack the keyboard equivalent of "Top" and "Bottom" in most places. Ex. Navigator and Explorer Views such as Package Explorer and the Resource Navigator. (Note: The mouse functionality is found through the scroll bar’s context menu.)
These controls are handled by SWT... I dont know if UI can do anything to help here. Doug?
Unfortunately, I don't know what you're talking about. Could you give a more detailed description? Also, what is "508" meant to indicate?
508 indicates that this is an issue with the government mandate, Section 508. Section 508 deals with the software's Accessibility requirements. If you right click on any scroll bar, you will bring up a context menu that has the following menu items: Top (Left Edge), Bottom (Right Edge), Page Up (Page Left), Page Down (Page Right), etc. For example, in the Resource Perspective, you could click on the scroll bar located at the bottom of the Resource Navigator view to bring up the context menu.
These context menus don't appear on Linux-GTK+. I can only assume that they are some Windows-specific feature....
The context menus are Windows specific. The control in question (Tree) behaves exactly like the tree control in the Explorer. For example, Ctrl+RightArrow scrolls the tree horizontally in both SWT and Explorer.
