Ok button not default button in speech dictionary window

[Qchristensen]

When in NVDA's speech dictionary window, there is no default button. If you are not on a button and press ENTER, nothing happens. You have to TAB to the OK button in order to activate it.

[ctoth]

It seems to me that the only item that is not actually a button in this window is the list, and I would actually expect that pressing enter on an item in the list would bring up the dialog to edit that item, which it does not.

[feerrenrut]

Pressing ctrl + enter results in the pending changes being saved and the dialog closing, as if pressing the OK button.

This behaviour currently works in the symbol pronunciation dialog which has a similar pattern. However the pronunciation dialog has had to work around an issue in wx that causes this behaviour (according to the comments, wx ticket #3725). This should be trivial to fix, see onListChar in the SpeechSymbolsDialog class.

[feerrenrut]

Thanks @ctoth, you raise a good point there. However, for now I think we will try to keep this work flow consistent with the other dialogs. We are planning on re-working the UI shortly, and we will take this into account during that process.

As a side note, you can press alt+e to edit an item directly.