Add modifiers support for keypress #663
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@claud-io / @lbartoli79 can you review this PR, it's been pending for 5 months 😮 Thanks! |
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@jspurlin will try to schedule this for the upcoming weeks |
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@jspurlin allows this change to work, we need to change also UI. We should be able to do it by next release |
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Existing kepress command does not support modifiers to dispatch a key combination event such as Ctrl+A.
Using Devtools Protocol (https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/tot/Input/) Input.dispatchKeyEvent modifiers, we have added a new value argument where the users can pass Alt, Ctrl or Shift and dispatch key combinations. The new format is:
keypress [tab] key [tab] Alt|Ctrl|Shift.
The new command is backward compatible and works as before if no value passed. In case of passing garbage values, it also ignores them. This is behavior is aligned with Devtools Protocol, when a key combination is at system level, it gets simply ignored.