🐛 Fix RFC 2.0 priority issues: Recent files display and keyboard shortcuts #501
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This PR addresses two high-priority user experience issues from RFC 2.0 version requirements with minimal code changes.
Issues Fixed
P3-01: Recent files display with URL escapes
The recent files menu and keyboard shortcut window were displaying URL-encoded file paths instead of human-readable names, particularly affecting users with Chinese characters in file paths.
Before:
After:
Fix: Changed from
file.uri.toString()tofile.uri.fsPathin bothGlobalMenu.tsxandKeyboardRecentFilesWindow.tsxto properly decode file paths.P3-02: Keyboard shortcut conflicts during text editing
Users experienced unwanted shortcut activation when typing in input dialogs. For example, typing the letter 'f' while editing connection text would trigger the "reset view" shortcut (F key), interrupting the editing process.
Fix: Implemented proper keyboard shortcut state management by:
keyboardOnlyEngine.setOpenning(false))keyboardOnlyEngine.setOpenning(true))editTextNode,editEdgeText,editMultiTargetEdgeText,editUrlNodeTitle, andeditSectionTitleImpact
Fixes #487.
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