SDL2: Not possible to type shift-T into a edit context in multiplayer #7783
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Wow - really strange bug! Good catch. I'm not sure yet why this is happening. I'll take a look. |
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…it context When in an edit context, input using only the shift key modifier should not be interpreted as non-text input or as a hotkey.
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In particular this fixes handling of the shift key
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… context In particular this fixes handling of the shift key
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Version of OpenTTD
Since 2d27e8e
Expected result
In multiplayer: pressing shift-T in the console, chat box or an text input dialog inputs a T character
Actual result
In multiplayer: pressing shift-T opens the chat box and replaces its contents.
Steps to reproduce
In multiplayer: pressing the shift and T keys at the same time
A possibly non-ideal fix is: JGRennison/OpenTTD-patches@87acac9
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