Related to https://github.com/javafxports/openjdk-jfx/issues/370:
The issue appears on Mac, with a system menubar. When the scene contains e.g. a TextField (which has a CMD-V keymapping), and a menuitem has been assigned a CMD-V accelerator, the latter should not be invoked when the action is performed on the TextField. When the menuitem is in a normal JavaFX MenuBar, this works fine as the event handling marks the event as consumed when the TextField processes it, hence it won't continue to the accelerators. However, when the menuitem is in a system menubar, the native performKeyEquivalent function first calls the the Java layer (View.notifyKey) and then unconditionally passes the event so that the system can process it. My thinking is that this can be avoided by having the View.notifyKey returning a boolean, which is true when the Java layer consumed the event, in which case the native performKeyEquivalent should return YES. Before I create a PR on this, I wonder if there are other ideas for doing this? - Johan
