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Make it possible to view all commands in Brave, and their shortcuts #16845
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std::string GetKeyName(ui::KeyboardCode code); | ||
std::vector<std::string> GetModifierName(ui::KeyEventFlags flags); |
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I'm wondering if we can use Accelerator::GetShortcutTexts() instead of managing all the characters. There could have problems like
- We might have to split the shorcut text with +
- We might have to distinguish which one is modifier - maybe we could consider names longer than 1 as modifiers. or hardcode modifiers but hope this could be fewer than all characters
I'm kind of prefer this version, as there're tons of characters, and we might need to consider localization per contries's keyboard layout when we manage them by ourselves 😹 But it's totally your call!
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I just had a play with changing it over, and it's quite a bit worse - there are a bunch of missing keys, and a bunch of keys which are displayed wrong:
- All function keys are missing
- Special keys are mislabelled (
Keyboard back/forward
isArrow left/right
) - Cmd modifier doesn't seem to show up on Linux
I think longer term it might be good to try and fix the GetShortcutsText function (maybe upstream...) but for now this produces much better results :'(
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(maybe upstream...)
Yeah, I don't want you to go through that tough way haha. Maybe we can wrap the GetShortcutText() and fix up some of the results later on.
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@rillian I accidentally committed |
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@fallaciousreasoning dismissed |
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@fallaciousreasoning Worked on the design here, it's a simple restyling for now to just use Brave's flavors: |
source_set("browser_tests") { | ||
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if (!is_android && !is_ios) { |
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Sorry, I realize this is an old PR, but I'm trying to understand this part. Is it intentional to only build this browser test on desktop? Unless I'm not understanding, this browser test is definitely meant to run on Android at least.
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Yeah, the code doesn't run on Android/iOS at all, so the test only runs on desktop too - it should probably have its own buildflag.
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OK, I think you're saying that command_utils_browsertest
isn't supported on Android. But this change also prevents brave_main_delegate_browsertest
from running on Android (even though it was previously supported there). Maybe I'm not understanding though?
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I have a PR that's addressing this, just trying to figure out if it was intentional. :-)
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That probably was not intentional 😆
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OK, no problem! I'm moving the feature tests into a unit test and also making them run on Android in this PR: #22516.
Fixes brave/brave-browser#28329
This PR makes it possible to view the available commands in Brave on the
brave://commands
page when thebrave://flags/#brave-commands
flag is on.