I am making a Windows Form in C#. I have a menustrip (File, Edit, Tools, etc.) with the following paths: -File->New->NewItem1 -File->New->NewItem2 -File->New->NewItem3
Anyway, I would like to add shortcut keys to each of these "NewItem"s. I want them to be like some of the hotkeys in Visual Studio where you press a series of keys. For example, to expand/unexpand, you press "Ctrl + M" and then while holding "Ctrl" you press "L"
So basically, I want the user to press "Ctrl + N", then rel开发者_JS百科ease N, then press another key to indicate which "NewItem" is selected.
Thanks.
this.newToolStripMenuItem.ShortcutKeys = ((System.Windows.Forms.Keys)((System.Windows.Forms.Keys.Control | System.Windows.Forms.Keys.N)));
I belive you can do that by storing the first shortcut in a class field and when the other shortcut is pressed you use them both.
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