Description
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I'm setting up a MenuItem with an "accelerators" (keyboard shortcuts). I'm specifying the click option to provide custom handling. In my analytics, I'd like to report the method the user used to trigger the MenuItem—mouse click or keyboard shortcut.
The click function I provide is called with these arguments: (menuItem, browserWindow, event). The value of event is { shiftKey: false, ctrlKey: false, altKey: false, metaKey: false }. For accelerators that happen to include one of the keys in event, I'm able to derive that the user hit the keyboard shortcut (i.e. if the user hits the keyboard shortcut for Command-C, event will contain metaKey: true.
But some of my keyboard shortcuts are: Up, Down, Enter. If the user hits these keyboard shortcuts, I have no way to differentiate whether the user clicked the menu item with the mouse or hit the keyboard shortcut.
Is there a reliable way to differentiate mouse clicks vs. keyboard shortcut hits in a MenuItem?