Compiling with Terminal.Gui 2.0.0-pre.243

[tznind]

FYI @dodexahedron theres a lot of changes in here around key handling. So be aware if adding new testing in this area that there may be merge conflicts.

This PR is a WIP. Lots of changes that need testing

Issues:

• [ ] Setting a shortcut on a status bar item seems to require multiple button clicks to register
• [ ] There are various bits of code where TGD 'hot swaps' keys e.g. Shift+Right in a menu moves to submenu. TGD previously edited the keystrike event to switch to a Right so that when control passes back to gui.cs the menu expands. This is no longer possible
• [ ] Key handling is broken in general e.g.
  • [ ] Pressing Enter in 'Overwrite Files?' dialog does not complete operation despite Ok being default button
  • [ ] Pressing Enter in big textbox modal inserts a newline before closing - unclear if this is reflected in the returned value from dialog e.g.

Unclear if any of these issues are core gui.cs issues with the new keybinding stuff which is very cutting edge. I will investigate further.

[dodexahedron]

Thanks for the heads up!

[dodexahedron]

I merged the current state of this branch into my working branch, to get ahead of some of the breaking changes. Most notably, Key now requiring the WithShift to get capitals is a pretty interesting change, where the tests and configuration are concerned. That stuff caused 53 failures in KeyMapTests, and did break keymap configuration loading in TGD, so I'll work on a fix for that and the corresponding tests.

Honestly, I'm not a fan of that behavior, as it is different than any other typical usage of keys out there and also breaks the conversion of KeyCode to Key, which causes a case change now. The cast behavior from character is also broken, and, for example, casting 'N' to Key now results in a case change, as well.

[dodexahedron]

I saw your bug https://github.com/gui-cs/Terminal.Gui/issues/3071 and commented over there with my initial findings.

[dodexahedron]

264 has the current state of this branch merged into it and now passes tests after the last couple of commits I did a few minutes ago.

Have a look whenever you're ready. :)