[Mono-osx] Control and Mac key
Matt Emson
memsom at interalpha.co.uk
Mon Mar 23 12:35:35 EDT 2009
boruar wrote:
Surely the Mac keyboard is an abstract concept that Mono doesn't need to
know about? WinForms might be hard coded, but if you were to use one of
the Cocoa bridges, this would be a complete non issue. I think GTK#
works too.
From memory, I thought that the Control key (Apple key, or as you say
here "Mac" key) behaved properly last time I tried it in WinForms. As
far as I'm aware, a Mac keyboard maps the virtual key codes in OS X in
reverse if you plug in a non Mac Keyboard (so that the key captions are
correct.) That way the Option key ("Alt" or "Pretzel" on Mac, "Windows"
on PC) and Command ("Apple" on a Mac, "Alt" on PC) were the right way
round. I could be wrong though. I know that Parallels puts them the
Windows way round which totally screws with my head. If not, you can
force that to happen in the Keyboard section of the settings.
M
> In Mac, the mac key is used as the control key in windows, and control key is
> used to show the context menu (ctrl + left click). If we make an application
> that run in both systems, how can we control this different behavior easily?
> Are there any way to do that or do we have to control it manually?
>
> Thanks
>
> Borja
>
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