About your question, Ryan, WebKitGTK exposes that kind of events through the ATK API at least, through the "text-caret-moved" signal, from the AtkText interface [1]. Other than that, not 100% sure though, I guess you could conect to the "move-cursor", emmitted by the WebView [2], to get the same information without using ATK.
I'm still wondering how I could have forgotten to come here earlier and post the link to the mail with my suggestion :-)
Here you are: mail.gnome. org/archives/ orca-list/ 2010-November/ msg00194. html
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About your question, Ryan, WebKitGTK exposes that kind of events through the ATK API at least, through the "text-caret-moved" signal, from the AtkText interface [1]. Other than that, not 100% sure though, I guess you could conect to the "move-cursor", emmitted by the WebView [2], to get the same information without using ATK.
Hope this helps a little bit as well :-)
Mario
[1] http:// library. gnome.org/ devel/atk/ unstable/ AtkText. html#AtkText- text-caret- moved webkitgtk. org/reference/ webkitgtk- webkitwebview. html#WebKitWebV iew-move- cursor
[2] http://