fix: Windows "Alt" modifier support#6236
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- add _windows_key_sequences helper to convert ESC+char into Kitty sequences - run Windows driver input through the helper, preserving Kitty-native output - cover the behavior in tests/test_windows_key_sequences.py and test_xterm_parser.py - document limitations in the FAQ and changelog Fixes Textualize#6192
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Thanks. Went for a different approach which I think resolves the alt keys on Windows. |
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Summary
Windows terminals that don’t implement the Kitty keyboard protocol deliver Alt+key combinations as ESC followed by a character, so Textual only sees the plain key press. This PR adds a fallback path that synthesizes Kitty-style sequences in those cases, enabling Alt bindings without breaking true Kitty support added in #6207.
Fixes #6192
Testing
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tests/test_windows_key_sequences.pyModified:
tests/test_xterm_parser.pyPlease review the following checklist.