Map 'meta' => 91, move 'command' to aliases #17
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Since browsers generify the ‘command’ and ‘windows’ keys to both be called ‘metaKey’ on event objects, it seems appropriate to do that here too and have ‘command’ and ‘windows’ be aliases. Also expose a ‘_canonicalCodes’ object and test it for duplicates as a sanity check.
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@greim sorry took me a while to get back to this. I think this change makes sense, but does need a major version bump. We could wait for a few more features then do a 3.0.0 release or just do a 3.0.0 release with only this one change. What do you think? |
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Might be good to wait a bit and see if any other changes come to light. I'll definitely comment back here if it becomes an issue for me in the meantime. Thanks. |
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I realize this is a compat break but if a major version is being bumped (#16 (comment)) maybe this would be a good time to add it?
Since browsers generify the ‘command’ and ‘windows’ keys to both be called ‘metaKey’ on event objects, it seems appropriate to do that here too and have ‘command’ and ‘windows’ be aliases. Also expose a ‘_canonicalCodes’ object and test it for duplicates as a sanity check.