The ISO9995 keyboard does work with both delete and backspace and Fn+Delete still you had a development environment set up for MacOS? Is it possible to see which keys are being pressed there? instead of Left and Right GUI as it does in Windows and Mac mode What OS makes use of this key. So here your setup is correct but you have to press cmd + fn + delete keys. If you want to perform delete operation, then you have to hold fn key and press delete key. However in Cura, the first one for MacOS (delete key on apple keyboard) doesn't work. In MAC keyboard if you press delete key it will work as backspace.
ISO9995 keyboard on MacOS: Delete button gives 43 (delete).ISO9995 keyboard on MacOS: Backspace button gives 8 (backspace).Apple keyboard on MacOS: Fn+Delete button gives 43 (delete).Apple keyboard on MacOS: Delete button gives 8 (backspace).ISO9995 keyboard on Ubuntu: Delete button gives 43 (delete).ISO9995 keyboard on Ubuntu: Backspace button gives 8 (backspace).Apple keyboard on Ubuntu: Fn+Delete button gives 43 (delete).Apple keyboard on Ubuntu: Delete button gives 8 (backspace).
#Mac delete key vs backspace code
Check if the key’s code matches with the key code of Backspace or Delete button. Use event.ke圜ode inside the anonymous function called in the addeventlistener method to get the key pressed. I went to which tells me which buttons I'm pressing. Approach 2: Take the input from input element and add a event listener to the input element using el.addEventListener () method on onkeydown event. Something very funky is going on in MacOS here.
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