How do I handle shift + a key for uppercase or option?
a
could be any key like 1
or !
/
or ?
or
h
or shift + h to get H with the uppercase.
I'm trying to build a WYSIWYG with Paper.js.
When I double click into a text item I want to be able to change the text. I have that working, but if I hit shift + a to get A
I get shifta
.
Characters such as !@#$%^&*()_+
etc. should be handled properly by onKeyDown
. To handle uppercase letters, check to see if the shift-modifier is active:
function onKeyDown(event) {
if (event.key == 'shift' || event.key == 'command' || event.key == 'option' || event.key == 'caps-lock' || event.key == 'control') return;
if (event.modifiers.shift || event.modifiers.capsLock) {
console.log('The ' + event.key.toUpperCase() + ' key was pressed!');
}
else console.log('The ' + event.key + ' key was pressed!');
}