/**
* OS X + Unity has issues.
* Commands won't be run if the command is not in the application menu.
* Here we trap keystrokes and manually fire the relevant events in the browser.
*
* Also, ctrl+A stopped working with CEF at some point on Windows.
*/
protected void FireCommands(Event ev)
{
#if ZF_OSX
if (ev.type != EventType.KeyDown || ev.character != 0 || !ev.command)
{
return;
}
switch (ev.keyCode)
{
case KeyCode.C:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Copy);
break;
case KeyCode.X:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Cut);
break;
case KeyCode.V:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Paste);
break;
case KeyCode.A:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.SelectAll);
break;
case KeyCode.Z:
if (ev.shift)
{
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Redo);
}
else
{
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Undo);
}
break;
case KeyCode.Y:
//I, for one, prefer Y for redo, but shift+Z is more idiomatic on OS X
//Support both.
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Redo);
break;
}
#else
//mmm, yeah. I guess Unity doesn't send us the keydown on a ctrl+a keystroke anymore.
if (ev.type != EventType.KeyUp || !ev.control)
{
return;
}
switch (ev.keyCode)
{
case KeyCode.A:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.SelectAll);
break;
}
#endif
}
/**
* OS X + Unity has issues.
* Commands won't be run if the command is not in the application menu.
* Here we trap keystrokes and manually fire the relevant events in the browser.
*/
protected void FireCommands(Event ev) {
if (ev.type != EventType.KeyDown || ev.character != 0 || !ev.command) return;
switch (ev.keyCode) {
case KeyCode.C:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Copy);
break;
case KeyCode.X:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Cut);
break;
case KeyCode.V:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Paste);
break;
case KeyCode.A:
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.SelectAll);
break;
case KeyCode.Z:
if (ev.shift) browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Redo);
else browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Undo);
break;
case KeyCode.Y:
//I, for one, prefer Y for redo, but shift+Z is more idiomatic on OS X
//Support both.
browser.SendFrameCommand(BrowserNative.FrameCommand.Redo);
break;
}
}
