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Describe the bug
The dialog that pops up when you enter full-screen mode says to hit Ctrl-END to exit. END is fn-right on a MacBook Pro keyboard, so the expectation here is that control-fn-right will exit full-screen mode, but in reality it does nothing.
To Reproduce
Settings | Full-screen Mode
Click through dialog
When in full-screen mode, hit control-fn-right
Nothing happens
System information (please complete the following information):
machine: MBP 15" mid-2015
rpcemu-macos release: 0.9.1-pp2
macOS version: Mojave
Emulated processor: ARMSA
RISC OS version: 5.24
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Having looked at the code, there is at least one issue with the CTRL+END detection code, as it looks at the key event modifier state to determine whether CTRL is held down. This information isn't populated on the Mac, and you have to use a different way of detecting modifier key presses and releases (see the "keyboard_macosx.c" file).
This will need a change to expose the modifier state outside the mentioned file, which can then be picked up by the CTRL+END . This should (hopefully) be fairly straightforward.
Describe the bug
The dialog that pops up when you enter full-screen mode says to hit Ctrl-END to exit. END is fn-right on a MacBook Pro keyboard, so the expectation here is that control-fn-right will exit full-screen mode, but in reality it does nothing.
To Reproduce
System information (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: