AccessibilityNodeInfo.MathInfo.MathAttributeIntent Field
Definition
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An attribute that provides a semantic annotation for the element on which it is specified.
[Android.Runtime.Register("MATH_ATTRIBUTE_INTENT", ApiSince=37)]
public const string MathAttributeIntent;[<Android.Runtime.Register("MATH_ATTRIBUTE_INTENT", ApiSince=37)>]
val mutable MathAttributeIntent : stringField Value
Implements
- Attributes
Remarks
An attribute that provides a semantic annotation for the element on which it is specified.
The intent attribute's value is a string that can be parsed to determine the meaning of the element and its children. An intent value is a string consisting of a single token, or a function-like expression.
Use this attribute on a container node to disambiguate mathematical notation. For example, the expression (a, b) is ambiguous; it could be a point, an open interval, or the greatest common divisor. By setting intent="open-interval($1, $2)" on the parent node, you provide a precise, machine-readable meaning that accessibility services can use to provide a better experience. The $1 and $2 are placeholders for the arguments, which are identified on child nodes using the MATH_ATTRIBUTE_ARG attribute.
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