Keys.Plus is obsolete although it is a separate key on german keyboards

[rominator1983]

Expected Behavior

Plus not being Obsolete.
On German keyboards the plus is a separate key next to the Enter-key which can be used without modifiers (shift, alt, control, etc.). I simply do not know how the pressing of the plus key would even have to be detected in code on a German keyboard.
At least it would be hard to know that it is a modifier key (Shift plus Equal key). But as said I do not know if that would even work.

So I would strongly suggest not to remove that Key Enum.
I would of course like to have your thoughts on that since I am quite new to Eto.

Actual Behavior

Plus is Obsolete

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Look at code

Code that Demonstrates the Problem

    //
    // Summary:
    //     The Plus '+' Key, which usually produces an '=' when pressed without shift and
    //     is beside the backspace key.
    [Obsolete("Since 2.4, Use Equal")]
    Plus = 0x55,

Specifications

• Version: 2.8.2
• Platform(s): Most likely all. I use Gtk.
• Operating System(s): Ubuntu

[ManuelHu]

The advice provided correct. Just use Key.Equal instead of Key.Plus. It is literally the same (the code from 2.8.2):

Eto/src/Eto/Forms/Key.cs

Lines 113 to 115 in d612886

	/// <summary>The Plus '+' Key, which usually produces an '=' when pressed without shift and is beside the backspace key.</summary>
	[Obsolete("Since 2.4, Use Equal")]
	Plus = Equal,

Additionally, Keys.Equal is working for me with a German keyboard and Gtk when I press the plus key.

[Krutonium]

I'm with OP here, I own a keyboard with a dedicated + key.