KEYMAPPER: Move CTRL-F5 handling to DefaultEventMapper

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 29 deletions

diff --git a/backends/events/default/default-events.cpp b/backends/events/default/default-events.cpp
index 074c42ff7f..3930038870 100644
--- a/backends/events/default/default-events.cpp
+++ b/backends/events/default/default-events.cpp
@@ -104,35 +104,7 @@ bool DefaultEventManager::pollEvent(Common::Event &event) {
 
 			// Global Main Menu
 			if (event.kbd.hasFlags(Common::KBD_CTRL) && event.kbd.keycode == Common::KEYCODE_F5) {
-				if (g_engine && !g_engine->isPaused()) {
-					Common::Event menuEvent;
-					menuEvent.type = Common::EVENT_MAINMENU;
-
-					// FIXME: GSoC RTL branch passes the F6 key event to the
-					// engine, and also enqueues a EVENT_MAINMENU. For now,
-					// we just drop the key event and return an EVENT_MAINMENU
-					// instead. This way, we don't have to add special cases
-					// to engines (like it was the case for LURE in the RTL branch).
-					//
-					// However, this has other consequences, possibly negative ones.
-					// Like, what happens with key repeat for the trigger key?
-
-					//pushEvent(menuEvent);
-					event = menuEvent;
-
-					// FIXME: Since now we do not push another MAINMENU event onto
-					// our event stack, the GMM would never open, so we have to do
-					// that here. Of course when the engine would handle MAINMENU
-					// as an event now and open up the GMM itself it would open the
-					// menu twice.
-					if (g_engine && !g_engine->isPaused())
-						g_engine->openMainMenuDialog();
-
-					if (_shouldQuit)
-						event.type = Common::EVENT_QUIT;
-					else if (_shouldRTL)
-						event.type = Common::EVENT_RTL;
-				}
+				//do nothing - EventMapper handles this case for us
 			}
 #ifdef ENABLE_VKEYBD
 			else if (event.kbd.keycode == Common::KEYCODE_F7 && event.kbd.hasFlags(0)) {