Add ESC key support to cancel/clear tile selections #4268
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Closes #XXXX
This PR implements ESC key handling for tile tools, allowing users to cancel ongoing selections or clear existing selections by pressing ESC, improving UX consistency with object selection behavior.
Problem
Previously, users had to either:
to clear or cancel tile selections. This was unintuitive and inconsistent with object selection, which has supported ESC since commit 4b3c0a2.
Solution
Added
keyPressed
method overrides with context-aware, two-level ESC handling:This matches the behavior pattern already established in
ObjectSelectionTool
.Implementation
AbstractTileTool
Added
keyPressed
method that clears the selected area when ESC is pressed:ChangeSelectedArea
command with an empty regionThis base implementation automatically benefits ALL tile tools, including:
TileSelectionTool
Extended with custom
keyPressed
to handle canceling in-progress selections:AbstractTileTool
to clear any existing selectionUsage Examples
Benefits
Fixes #4243
Original prompt
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