Previously, setting a nil shortcutValidator on MASShortcutView would lead to all shortcuts considered invalid. I think it’s better the other way around, where setting “no validator” means the caller wants no validation done at all.
(I actually have a use case for this. Under normal circumstances, recording keys with no validation doesn’t have much sense, but I use MASShortcutView to record shortcuts that will be used in a different context, in the browser.)
Previously, setting a nil
shortcutValidatoronMASShortcutViewwould lead to all shortcuts considered invalid. I think it’s better the other way around, where setting “no validator” means the caller wants no validation done at all.(I actually have a use case for this. Under normal circumstances, recording keys with no validation doesn’t have much sense, but I use
MASShortcutViewto record shortcuts that will be used in a different context, in the browser.)