// CurveEditor uses an hardcoded shortcut to execute the FrameAll action, preventing the ShortcutManager from
// ever picking it up. We have to hijack it to ensure our code is being run when framing inline curves.
protected override bool KeyDown(Event evt, WindowState state)
{
var inlineCurveEditor = SelectionManager.GetCurrentInlineEditorCurve();
if (inlineCurveEditor == null || !inlineCurveEditor.inlineCurvesSelected)
{
return(false);
}
// Not conflicting with the hardcoded value
if (evt.keyCode != KeyCode.A)
{
return(false);
}
var combination = ShortcutManager.instance.GetShortcutBinding(Shortcuts.Timeline.frameAll)
.keyCombinationSequence.ToList();
var shortcutCombination = combination.First();
var currentCombination = KeyCombination.FromKeyboardInput(evt);
// User is not actually pressing the correct key combination for FrameAll
if (combination.Count == 1 && shortcutCombination.Equals(currentCombination))
{
Invoker.InvokeWithSelected <FrameAllAction>();
}
return(true);
}
public static void HandleSearchEvent(EditorWindow window, Event evt, string searchText)
{
if (evt.type != EventType.KeyDown)
{
return;
}
var keyCombination = KeyCombination.FromKeyboardInput(evt);
if (shortcutBinding.keyCombinationSequence.Any(shortcutCombination => keyCombination.Equals(shortcutCombination)))
{
evt.Use();
OpenSearchInContext(window, searchText, "jumpShortcut");
}
}
// This callback is needed because the Animation window registers "Animation/Key Selected" as a global hotkey
// and we want to also react to the key.
void GlobalEventHandler()
{
if (instance == null || !state.previewMode)
{
return;
}
var keyBinding = ShortcutManager.instance.GetShortcutBinding("Animation/Key Selected");
if (keyBinding.Equals(ShortcutBinding.empty))
{
return;
}
var evtCombo = KeyCombination.FromKeyboardInput(Event.current);
if (keyBinding.keyCombinationSequence.Contains(evtCombo))
{
Invoker.InvokeWithSelected <KeyAllAnimated>();
}
}
