Disable caret events in the UIA console #9985
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Link to issue number:
None.
Summary of the issue:
Steps to reproduce:
cmd.exe).Expected behavior: NVDA reads the characters being deleted, then nothing once none are left.
Observed behavior: NVDA sometimes reads the last character of the prompt when deleting fast enough.
Description of how this pull request fixes the issue:
This PR disables the caret movement event detection from #9933 for UIA consoles (as with IA2 web).
Testing performed:
Tested above steps and verified that the issue is no longer reproducible.
Known issues with pull request:
Caret events may be useful in consoles, so we may want to look for a better workaround at some stage. This PR at least restores behavior from before py3.
Change log entry:
None.