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For my use case I would like to know whether shift was pressed when a SceneMouseEvent happened, but the docs gave me no indication of such a function. By reading the source code I found out that I could grab them via the mouse_event attribute, but I figure it's not supposed to be accessed directly because it's not marked as a property. This PR thus exposes the modifiers as a property of SceneMouseEvent.
Hm interesting. It almost makes me wonder if you are meant to access it via the .mouse_event attribute. Do you happen to know what the type of mouse_event is? Either way, it seems like there should be a better long term solution, but this solution seems good enough for me. Thanks!
A quick search around the codebase indicates it is probably a MouseEvent (decl. in vispy.app.canvas). I don't think the original author intended mouse_event to be accessed directly, as they added a bunch of getters for various other MouseEvent attributes (buttons, etc). If it was intended to be accessed directly, those getters would be superfluous.
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For my use case I would like to know whether shift was pressed when a
SceneMouseEventhappened, but the docs gave me no indication of such a function. By reading the source code I found out that I could grab them via themouse_eventattribute, but I figure it's not supposed to be accessed directly because it's not marked as a property. This PR thus exposes the modifiers as a property ofSceneMouseEvent.