Re: Why is the NVDA report time not accurate to the second
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Gene
I can't speak for the developers but I haven't seen any screen-reader that does that nor any talking clock. I believe there may be an NVDA add-on that allows the user to do this but I think most users would be really annoyed if that were the default behavior. I certainly wouldn't want to hear seconds announced as a general rule when I check the time.
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I just checked and there is an add-on that will let you do all sorts of things with features regarding time. https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/clock.en.html Whenever you want to add functionality or be able to change something with more options, check to see if there is an add-on. Who knows what someone wanted and developed. Gene
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From: Rowen Cary Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2021 5:21 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: [nvda] Why is the NVDA report time not accurate to the second Hi friends, As the title says, when you press NVDA + F12, only hours and minutes are reported, and seconds are not included. By reading the source code of NVDA, I found that there may be a reason: text=winKernel.GetTimeFormatEx(winKernel.LOCALE_NAME_USER_DEFAULT, winKernel.TIME_NOSECONDS, None, None) Set the second parameter of this function to None to make NVDA's time report include seconds. This is very Easy, I want to know why NVAccess did not do this? Is there something I overlooked? Thanks every friend
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