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hjk authored
On Mac, QKeyEvent::text() returns non-empty strings for cursor keys. This breaks some of the logic relying on text() being empty for "special" keys. This is a quick fix to make it usable.
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On Mac, QKeyEvent::text() returns non-empty strings for cursor keys. This breaks some of the logic relying on text() being empty for "special" keys. This is a quick fix to make it usable.