AppKit.NSEvent OnNSEventKeyPress (AppKit.NSEvent ev)
{
// If we have a native window that can handle this command, let it process
// the keys itself and do not go through the command manager.
// Events in Gtk windows do not pass through here except when they're done
// in native NSViews. PerformKeyEquivalent for them will not return true,
// so we're always going to fallback to the command manager for them.
// If no window is focused, it's probably because a gtk window had focus
// and the focus didn't go to any other window on close. (debug popup on hover
// that gets closed on unhover). So if no keywindow is focused, events will
// pass through here and let us use the command manager.
var window = AppKit.NSApplication.SharedApplication.KeyWindow;
if (window != null) {
// Try the handler in the native window.
if (window.PerformKeyEquivalent (ev))
return null;
// If the window is a gtk window and is registered in the command manager
// process the events through the handler.
var gtkWindow = MonoDevelop.Components.Mac.GtkMacInterop.GetGtkWindow (window);
if (gtkWindow != null && !TopLevelWindowStack.Contains (gtkWindow))
return null;
}
// If a modal dialog is running then the menus are disabled, even if the commands are not
// See MDMenuItem::IsGloballyDisabled
if (DesktopService.IsModalDialogRunning ()) {
return ev;
}
var gdkev = MonoDevelop.Components.Mac.GtkMacInterop.ConvertKeyEvent (ev);
if (gdkev != null) {
if (ProcessKeyEvent (gdkev))
return null;
}
return ev;
}
#endif
