Hi everyone,
Does exist any way to bind Numpad keys to menu items separately of main
digits? For example that Cmd+1 and Cmd+Numpad_1 would be different
commands.
The method NSMenuItem setKeyEquivalent allows to specify only usual
characters, (possible with Shift). Different methods like set "#1" or
set {0x20e3, '1'} don't work also. setKeyEquivalentModifierMask doesn't
allow to specify NSNumericPadKeyMask (I've checked).
I port one large cross-platform application from carbon to cocoa to be
64-bit native, so changing behavior here is utterly undesirable.
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