How to use the windows key (super or hiper) as a keystroke modifier?

Question

I can associate the windows key (KeyEvent.VK_WINDOWS) as a regular key on a KeyStroke without problem.
It can be alone or with a modifier, like CTRL+WIN
KeyStroke.getKeyStroke( KeyEvent.VK_WINDOWS, InputEvent.CTRL_DOWN_MASK )My doubt is: Is there a way to use it as a modifier?
In other words, is it possible to create the KeyStroke using the windows key with any other? e.g. "WIN+K"
Thanks,
Henrique Abreu

Answer 1

Thanks a lot for the quick answer.
Your KeyboardCommands class doesn't do it (but gives the idea), because it can only trigger an action on one key (like KeyStroke, that handles key+modifier).
I could make big changes on it to add the functionality of triggering an event on a combination of keys, which would solve my problem.
Although this solution is not so good because we totally give up of actions in Swing, which I mean stuff like actionMaps, InputMaps WHEN_ANCESTOR_OF_FOCUSED_COMPONENT, etc.
If KeyStroke class really doesn't provide this (unbelievable!), I wonder if there is a way to extend and enhance it? (or AWTKeyStroke)
Can anyone say if its possible, before I go deep and find out that it isn't?
Another secondary question (that I think doesn't worth a new topic), what's the META_DOWN_MASK or META_MASK? or where is this key?
Henrique Abreu