Hi,
I am trying to use the shortcut ‘command-.’ - but for some reason it seems to be ignored:
result.addDefaultKeypress('.', ModifierKeys::commandModifier);
Any idea why?
Thanks, Dietrich
If you’re on OSX, then maybe it’s being caught be the OS, as that’s the OSX equivalent of ctrl-C?
Hi Jules,
Are you sure that you are not a robot? I never got my answers on a forum without any latency before 
Interesting. I didn’t know that. So, using JUCE, you learn something new every day
It took me a while to find some information about this. Finally, on this page here
- Mac keyboard shortcuts
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/xcode_help-command_shortcuts/MenuCommands/MenuCommands014.html
it is listed:
Stop ⌘. Command-.
But now I wonder what kind of thing is supposed to be stopped by “Stop”. Even on macOS I normally use ctrl-c …
However, in Max ⌘. is used as a shortcut for “Stop Scheduler”. So, as Max is implemented in JUCE, it should be possible to overwrite this shortcut even when using JUCE on a Mac. But how?
Or do you think that this is a bad idea and that ⌘. should not be overwritten? (I wanted to use it for “stop audio processing” - it is used with this meaning by pure data as well…)
Thanks, Dietrich