Open bwalderman opened 6 years ago
@andreastt Thoughts here? Brandon hit this issue while implementing Actions.
It looks like U+E007 maps to both Enter and NumpadEnter. I would assume this indicates that the spec doesn’t diffferentiate between them?
It’s unclear to me how one would press NumpadEnter if the lookup table maps the code point to Enter first. I’m sure there’s a historic reason for this that @shs96c would be better suited to answer.
It looks like U+E006 "Return" is meant to be the main Enter key.
@AutomatedTester or @shs96c could one of you weigh in?
In chapter 17. Actions, section 17.4 Dispatching Actions:
The spec indicates that key events dispatched for \uE007 "NumpadEnter" should have the location property set to 1. This key is located on the numpad though, so I would expect the location to be 3. This is consistent with a user pressing the real numpad Enter key on a US keyboard.