Describe the bug
I understand why some non-standard keys are omitted from the "Key" enum, however there are a few omissions that should be reconsidered since they are required to satisfy all the standard macOS shortcuts:
(notice that most of those are handled by the OS and don't need to be implemented by the app).
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236
The main omissions are:
Comma - used in "Command + ," (Settings, or preferences as it was named in older OS versions).
Left and Right curly brackets, Vertical Bar - Used for alignment.
Question Mark - Used in "Shift+Command+?" to open the help menu.
Colon and Semi-Colon are used in spelling commands.
Comma, Period and Grave Accent are also used for several accessibility shortcuts.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Aside from that, these are REALLY useful for complex desktop apps ()like music sequencers and 3D editors) and should be at least optional, maybe clearly labeled as non-standard.
Thanks!
Describe the bug
I understand why some non-standard keys are omitted from the "Key" enum, however there are a few omissions that should be reconsidered since they are required to satisfy all the standard macOS shortcuts:
(notice that most of those are handled by the OS and don't need to be implemented by the app).
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236
The main omissions are:
Comma - used in "Command + ," (Settings, or preferences as it was named in older OS versions).
Left and Right curly brackets, Vertical Bar - Used for alignment.
Question Mark - Used in "Shift+Command+?" to open the help menu.
Colon and Semi-Colon are used in spelling commands.
Comma, Period and Grave Accent are also used for several accessibility shortcuts.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Aside from that, these are REALLY useful for complex desktop apps ()like music sequencers and 3D editors) and should be at least optional, maybe clearly labeled as non-standard.
Thanks!