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Ah ok - makes sense. Maybe you could just have 2 listeners (one on the annotator + one on the bdv window), to avoid the global listener? Not sure how hard this would be! |
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Yes, something like this. I guess that's why it was never really implemented because I found this a bit tedious 😉 , but I will give it a 2nd shot! |
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I asked in the forum: https://forum.image.sc/t/java-keyboard-listener-for-multiple-windows/55771 |
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see: #352
@K-Meech
I added back the code that was in the ij-utils commit. It turns out that this commit was just adding the button but did not implement the actual keyboard listener. I vaguely remember that I had trouble getting this to work, because the annotator typically is not the focused window, because people click in the BDV window. We could implement a "global" keyboard listener, but then if people write an e-mail in between it would still listen...