What does WXInputBase.cpp do?

[Sentret_C]

As a translator, I found many strings, like "Decimal", have diffrent meanings in Source/Core/DolphinWX/WXInputBase.cpp and in other files. More specifically, they lies in the "WXKeyToString" function.
Then, trying to find which meaning is used more often, I searched "WXKeyToString" on github and found it only appearing in WXInputBase.cpp and WXInputBase.h. Furthermore, the other function in that file, "WXKeymodToString", also appears only in that two files.
Does that mean the function is no longer used and it's ok to ignore those meanings? If not, where is it used?

[Jack Frost]

WXInputBase.cpp is mostly concerned with keyboard input, so "Decimal" in that context does not mean the number type, but actually the decimal (or comma) key.

[JosJuice]

You're right, everything in WXInputBase.cpp is unused. Thanks for catching it. It seems like it only was being used for the old hotkey system, which was replaced shortly after 4.0-5400 IIRC. It's most likely fine to ignore the WXInputBase.cpp meanings of the strings, but I'll need to make sure with the others that this file isn't something we're keeping around because we might need it in the future. In case we don't need it, I'll delete it entirely.

[JosJuice]

WXInputBase has been deleted now, and the strings that only existed in WXInputBase will be removed from Transifex the next time I sync. You can ignore the WXInputBase meaning of strings that exist in multiple places.