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Accelerator
An accelerator is a string that represents a keyboard shortcut. It can contain
multiple modifiers and key codes, combined by the + character.
Examples:
- Command+A
- Ctrl+Shift+Z
Platform notice
On Linux and Windows, the Command key does not have any effect so
use CommandOrControl which represents Command on OS X and Control on
Linux and Windows to define some accelerators.
The Super key is mapped to the Windows key on Windows and Linux and
Cmd on OS X.
Available modifiers
- Command(or- Cmdfor short)
- Control(or- Ctrlfor short)
- CommandOrControl(or- CmdOrCtrlfor short)
- Alt
- Option
- AltGr
- Shift
- Super
Available key codes
- 0to- 9
- Ato- Z
- F1to- F24
- Punctuations like ~,!,@,#,$, etc.
- Plus
- Space
- Backspace
- Delete
- Insert
- Return(or- Enteras alias)
- Up,- Down,- Leftand- Right
- Homeand- End
- PageUpand- PageDown
- Escape(or- Escfor short)
- VolumeUp,- VolumeDownand- VolumeMute
- MediaNextTrack,- MediaPreviousTrack,- MediaStopand- MediaPlayPause
- PrintScreen
