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AccessibilityState

enumeration

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Description

Options for defining the state of an AccessibilityNode to screen readers.


You can use the values in this enumeration to set the AccessibilityNode.state. This property enables screen readers to describe the state of interactive elements, such as whether a checkbox is checked or whether a button is disabled.

If the visual element that the node represents has a state that is not represented by an enumeration option, use the default value, AccessibilityState.None, and provide information about the node's current state in properties such as the AccessibilityNode.value and AccessibilityNode.hint.

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Properties

Property Description
None The accessibility node is not in a predefined state.
Disabled The visual element represented by the accessibility node is currently disabled and does not respond to user interaction.
Selected The visual element represented by the accessibility node is currently selected, such as a selected table row or a selected button in a segmented control.
Expanded The visual element represented by the accessibility node is currently expanded, such as an expanded dropdown list or menu.