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TIL; iOS allows accessibility elements to have non-rectangular bounds, using bezier paths. Clearly I should add that feature to my #AccessKit cross-platform library (no, AccessKit isn't an Apple thing).
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Matt Campbell
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I suppose, to support bezier paths, AccessKit may need to depend on kurbo (https://github.com/linebender/kurbo) again, instead of just copying the handful of simple structures and functions from kurbo that we do now.

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Alper Çelik :cpp: :nix:
Alper Çelik :cpp: :nix:
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do you plan to add something like that to the new wayland accessiblity api you are working on ?
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Matt Campbell
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@Alper_Celik If I add it to AccessKit, then the new Wayland protocol will get it too. The current plan is to use serialized AccessKit trees. Of course, as the new Wayland protocol is more widely tested and reviewed, we may find deficiencies in the AccessKit schema.
@Alper Çelik :cpp: :nix:
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