Peter Sobolewski

Maybe i'm dense, but: `'napari:delete_selected_layers': [ctrl+Delete],` doesn't work: `NameError: name 'ctrl' is not defined` using " " instead of [ ] gives `TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for &: 'str' and...

There is no error, I assume it's processed by the OS.

Yeah, nothing. If I bind Shift-Del or whatever it works. But Command-Del doesn't -- I assume because it's a system binding.

I almost wonder if it's related to backspace vs delete? macOS keyboard key is labeled `delete` but behaves like backspace....

Boom. If i change it to : `'napari:delete_selected_layers': [KeyMod.CtrlCmd | KeyCode.Backspace],` it works.

Yup! if I go back to the original and use `Fn-Command-delete-key` it works. So everything is working correctly in principle. I do think it would be useful to be able...

Makes sense. In my defense -- 🤣 -- part of my confusion comes from: `'napari:delete_selected_points': [ KeyCode.Digit1, KeyCode.Delete, KeyCode.Backspace, ],` So here the button I push on my keyboard (labeled...

It's 3 bindings--any of those will trigger the action. But the gui editor only shows/edits the first two: And because attention to detail is not my thing, I didn't notice...

> it gets a little less unambiguous when these are used as bit flags in a chain: KeyMod.CtrlCmd | KeyMod.Ctrl | KeyMod.X ... it introduces overlapping masks So how would...

I can't reproduce this with our omero infrastructure. The SecurityViolation seems like something related to how your omero server is setup or what permissions you have or how the group...