Function azul_core::window_state::keymap

pub fn keymap<T>(
    info: CallbackInfo, 
    events: &[(Vec<AcceleratorKey>, CallbackType)]
) -> UpdateScreen

Utility function that, given the current keyboard state and a list of keyboard accelerators + callbacks, checks what callback can be invoked and the first matching callback. This leads to very readable (but still type checked) code like this:

use azul::prelude::{AcceleratorKey::*, VirtualKeyCode::*};

fn my_Callback(info: CallbackInfo) -> UpdateScreen {
    keymap(info, &[
        [vec![Ctrl, S], save_document],
        [vec![Ctrl, N], create_new_document],
        [vec![Ctrl, O], open_new_file],
        [vec![Ctrl, Shift, N], create_new_window],
    ])
}