On Jul 11, 2016, at 6:28 PM, Peter Maydell wrote: > On 11 July 2016 at 23:20, Programmingkid <programmingk...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Add a menu called "Send Key". It is populated with options the user supplies >> at >> runtime. The option works like this: -sendkeymenu <title>:<key values>. The >> title can be anything you want. The values are the hexadecimal values for the >> keycodes. The title is added to the menu as an menu item. The keycodes are >> sent >> to QEMU. >> >> Example: -sendkeymenu >> Command-Option-Esc:0x37,0x3a,0x35:Command-Power:0x37,0x7f7f >> >> Two menu items would be added to the "Send Key" menu with this example. >> >> This feature could be used to send Control-Alt-Delete to a Windows guest. It >> can >> also be used to send Command-Power keys to a Mac OS 9 guest to display >> Macsbugs. >> The user can decide what menu items to place in this menu. If the user >> doesn't >> use this feature the "Send Key" menu is not displayed. > > Do we have this feature in any of our other front end UIs? > I don't really want to get into adding features to the Cocoa > UI frontend that don't exist anywhere else. (We've had this > discussion before, I think.)
When a feature is added that doesn't exist before, it is called innovation :) It would make things easier on the people working on Mac OS 9 support.
