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StatusBar - SHIFT-CTRL-A shortcut not possible
See original GitHub issuenew StatusItem(Key.ShiftMask | Key.CharMask | (Key)65, "~SHIFT-^A~ Select None", () => ...
This does not work.
Neither does Key.ShiftMask | Key.ControlA which is what I tried first,
Am I missing something or is this just broke?
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While it might be possible to support this on Windows, it will not work on Unix, as there is no way of encoding “control” for uppercase/lowercase, there are only 26 or so control values available, and the kernel does not distinguish those, nor do terminal emulators.
Won’t fix.