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@ -517,5 +517,22 @@ const char* InputManager::ConvertHostKeyboardCodeToIcon(u32 code)
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u32 QtUtils::KeyEventToCode(const QKeyEvent* ev)
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{
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return static_cast<u32>(ev->key()) | (static_cast<u32>(ev->modifiers()) & static_cast<u32>(Qt::KeypadModifier));
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int key = ev->key();
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Qt::KeyboardModifiers modifiers = ev->modifiers();
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#ifdef __APPLE__
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// On macOS, Qt applies the Keypad modifier regardless of whether the arrow keys, or numpad was pressed.
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// The only way to differentiate between the keypad and the arrow keys is by the text.
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// Hopefully some keyboard layouts don't change the numpad positioning...
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if (modifiers & Qt::KeypadModifier && key >= Qt::Key_Insert && key <= Qt::Key_PageDown)
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{
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if (ev->text().isEmpty())
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{
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// Drop the modifier, because it's probably not actually a numpad push.
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modifiers &= ~Qt::KeypadModifier;
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}
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}
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#endif
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return static_cast<u32>(key) | (static_cast<u32>(modifiers) & static_cast<u32>(Qt::KeypadModifier));
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}
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