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Question: Currently (in the latest master branch) it seems that only Event::Shift(char) and Event::CtrlShift(<non-character-key>), but not Event::CtrlShift(char), can be processed. Is it going to be implemented in the future? Are there any workarounds for now?
This feature would be helpful to me because I'm implementing a sudoku game, and it is conventional to map Ctrl + Z to undo and Ctrl + Shift + Z to redo.
Unfortunately I don't think terminal application can tell the difference between C-z and C-Z: in both cases the same input code is sent by the terminal emulator (this is why there is no Event::CtrlShift(char), to prevent the confusion from this never happening). One of the limitations of terminals... :(
Question: Currently (in the latest master branch) it seems that only
Event::Shift(char)
andEvent::CtrlShift(<non-character-key>)
, but notEvent::CtrlShift(char)
, can be processed. Is it going to be implemented in the future? Are there any workarounds for now?This feature would be helpful to me because I'm implementing a sudoku game, and it is conventional to map
Ctrl + Z
to undo andCtrl + Shift + Z
to redo.BTW can #503 be merged? I was a bit late for the final comment, bit I think it's ready to be merged.
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