feat: Enhance keyboard shortcuts for better cross-platform support#808
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feat: Enhance keyboard shortcuts for better cross-platform support#808
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- Updated keyboard shortcuts to support both `Ctrl` and `Cmd` keys for macOS and Windows/Linux users. - Improved consistency across multiple event listeners for actions like form submission and button clicks.
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What does this PR aim to accomplish?:
This pull request updates keyboard shortcut handling in the
XMOJ.user.jsscript to support bothCtrlandMetakeys for triggering specific actions, improving compatibility across different operating systems.How does this PR accomplish the above?:
keydownevent listener in theDOMContentLoadedhandler to trigger theAutoCheatButtonclick when eitherCtrl+EnterorMeta+Enteris pressed.keydownevent listener inint main()to allowSubmitElementto be clicked with eitherCtrl+EnterorMeta+Enter. [1] [2]keydownevent listener for theContentEditorto trigger theOKButtonclick on eitherCtrl+EnterorMeta+Enter.By submitting this pull request, I confirm the following:
git rebase)