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[TextEdit / LineEdit] Add support for OEM Alt codes input.

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2024-06-22 15:16:11 +03:00
committed by Pāvels Nadtočajevs
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- To enter edit mode, click on the control with the mouse, see also [member keep_editing_on_text_submit].
- To exit edit mode, press [code]ui_text_submit[/code] or [code]ui_cancel[/code] (by default [kbd]Escape[/kbd]) actions.
- Check [method edit], [method unedit], [method is_editing], and [signal editing_toggled] for more information.
While entering text, it is possible to insert special characters using Unicode, OEM or Windows alt codes:
- To enter Unicode codepoints, hold [kbd]Alt[/kbd] and type the codepoint on the numpad. For example, to enter the character [code]á[/code] (U+00E1), hold [kbd]Alt[/kbd] and type [kbd]+E1[/kbd] on the numpad (the leading zeroes can be omitted).
- To enter OEM codepoints, hold [kbd]Alt[/kbd] and type the code on the numpad. For example, to enter the character [code]á[/code] (OEM 160), hold [kbd]Alt[/kbd] and type [code]160[/code] on the numpad.
- To enter Windows codepoints, hold [kbd]Alt[/kbd] and type the code on the numpad. For example, to enter the character [code]á[/code] (Windows 0225), hold [kbd]Alt[/kbd] and type [kbd]0[/kbd], [kbd]2[/kbd], [kbd]2[/kbd], [kbd]5[/kbd] on the numpad. The leading zero here must [b]not[/b] be omitted, as this is how Windows codepoints are distinguished from OEM codepoints.
[b]Important:[/b]
- Focusing the [LineEdit] with [code]ui_focus_next[/code] (by default [kbd]Tab[/kbd]) or [code]ui_focus_prev[/code] (by default [kbd]Shift + Tab[/kbd]) or [method Control.grab_focus] still enters edit mode (for compatibility).
[LineEdit] features many built-in shortcuts that are always available ([kbd]Ctrl[/kbd] here maps to [kbd]Cmd[/kbd] on macOS):