app,io/key: Add key code for key.Event #102
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Add non-portable key code to the key.Event type. This allows users to handle platform-specific key codes in the application code. Backends will now always generate input events, even for keys with no well-known names. Previously backends only generated events for keys they recognized. Signed-off-by: Denys Smirnov <[email protected]>
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AFAICT, this PR implements |
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I think that change will also help me with gioui/gio-x#8, since gamepad inputs on Android seems to be sent as normal keypresses (far I remember). 🥳 |
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Add non-portable key code to the
key.Eventtype. This allows users to handle platform-specific key codes in the application code. Backends will now always generate input events, even for keys with no well-known names. Previously backends only generated events for keys they recognized.Signed-off-by: Denys Smirnov [email protected]