Hi. I'd like to extend a functionality for editing key short-cuts to Mac
OS X by using AccelMap (for backward compatibility). However, as you know,
GTK makes extremely strange key mappings like "Meta" = "Alt" and "Alt" =
"Mod5", as well as other abnormal behaviour like "Shift + Alt + key"
interpreted as "Alt + key". I have already seen MonoDevelop but it does not
use AccelMap but rather its own format. I have the following questions:
1. I was able to build a GTK that works in this regard by using
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/gtk-osx/wiki/Build GTK-OSX , but GTK#
cannot work with it (segmentation faults, DllNotFoundException, etc.); is it
possible for me to build my own GTK# that makes use of my GTK-OSX build?
2. If I am forced to use the current GTK#, how can I detect if Shift is
pressed besides Alt (please remember that I have to use AccelMap)?
Thank you.
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