Sce.Atf.Input.Keys missing equals key

[vorp]

Looking to use Equals key as a shortcut for a command but it doesn't seem to exist in Sce.Atf.Input.Keys.

Any way to use that key?

Thanks.

-Len

[Ron AtSony]

It should be Oemplus. I had to look it up on StackOverflow!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3968423/what-is-the-enum-for-minus-underscore-and-equal-plus-key-in-keys-enumera

We copied that huge enum from System.Windows.Forms.Keys.

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[vorp]

Awesome. Works great! Thanks Ron!

On Thursday, June 4, 2015 at 11:31:44 AM UTC-7, Ron2 wrote:

It should be Oemplus. I had to look it up on StackOverflow!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3968423/what-is-the-enum-for-minus-underscore-and-equal-plus-key-in-keys-enumera

We copied that huge enum from System.Windows.Forms.Keys.

On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 10:06 AM vorp <l...@lenwhite.com> wrote:

Looking to use Equals key as a shortcut for a command but it doesn't seem to exist in Sce.Atf.Input.Keys.

Any way to use that key?

Thanks.

-Len

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