Use Key enum instead of plain integers

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Aaron Franke
2021-06-20 13:12:33 -04:00
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<member name="echo" type="bool" setter="set_echo" getter="is_echo" default="false">
If [code]true[/code], the key was already pressed before this event. It means the user is holding the key down.
</member>
<member name="keycode" type="int" setter="set_keycode" getter="get_keycode" default="0">
<member name="keycode" type="int" setter="set_keycode" getter="get_keycode" enum="Key" default="0">
The key keycode, which corresponds to one of the [enum Key] constants. Represent key in the current keyboard layout.
To get a human-readable representation of the [InputEventKey], use [code]OS.get_keycode_string(event.keycode)[/code] where [code]event[/code] is the [InputEventKey].
</member>
<member name="physical_keycode" type="int" setter="set_physical_keycode" getter="get_physical_keycode" default="0">
<member name="physical_keycode" type="int" setter="set_physical_keycode" getter="get_physical_keycode" enum="Key" default="0">
Key physical keycode, which corresponds to one of the [enum Key] constants. Represent the physical location of a key on the 101/102-key US QWERTY keyboard.
To get a human-readable representation of the [InputEventKey], use [code]OS.get_keycode_string(event.keycode)[/code] where [code]event[/code] is the [InputEventKey].
</member>