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Add hotkeys to tray menu #3
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That seems a bit excessive. I'd focus on creating a way for configuring the shortcuts. |
To be clear, I think clicking on system tray to snap windows is out of scope for this tool as this tool intends to be hotkey-driven. |
Fair enough. I am a long time user of rectangle on macos and I always forget some of the bindings (mostly cmd shift and ctrl) because of context switching between multiple OSes during the day. I click the tray icon to quickly remember what it was. Maybe we could add them as readonly items with their current bindings. |
I think a UI like the Rectangle's screenshot in its readme where people can go to modify the hotkeys is the most preferable as it's for both learning and modifying. |
Rectangle provides hot keys as tray menu items:
Initial work is here (buttons not working currently, needs work):
https://github.com/ghokun/RectangleWin/commit/61b2cbe46d1118860b5f4e87360e7942e82ac622
Problems:
Instead of a endless loop, active window changed hook could be used:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winuser/nf-winuser-setwineventhook?redirectedfrom=MSDN
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4407631/is-there-windows-system-event-on-active-window-changed
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