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ClutchShortcutAttribute Constructor

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public ClutchShortcutAttribute(string id, Type context = null);
public ClutchShortcutAttribute(string id, Type context, KeyCode defaultKeyCode, ShortcutManagement.ShortcutModifiers defaultShortcutModifiers = None);
public ClutchShortcutAttribute(string id, KeyCode defaultKeyCode, ShortcutManagement.ShortcutModifiers defaultShortcutModifiers = None);

Parameters

id Shortcut ID.
context Optional shortcut context type.
defaultKeyCode Optional key code for default binding.
defaultShortcutModifiers Optional shortcut modifiers for default binding.

Description

Creates an attribute for a clutch shortcut with an ID, optional context, and optional default binding.

A clutch shortcut is triggered when the binding for the shortcut is pressed down and also when it is released. The method on which this attribute is placed must take a single argument of type ShortcutArguments.

The ID is used to display the shortcut in the configuration interface. Use a forward slash group multiple shortcuts together in the configuration interface, e.g. "MyWindow/Shortcut1" and "MyWindow/Shortcut2".

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