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The "KeyDown" event from `displayAddEventHandler` provides the ability to override (block) keypresses by when `true` is returned by the event handler code. This feature would be extremely useful to override input actions with `addUserActionEventHandler` directly, especially those activated with multi-key bindings, for which the "KeyDown" display event cannot be relied upon.

The "KeyDown" event from `displayAddEventHandler` provides the ability to override (block) keypresses when `true` is returned by the event handler code. This feature would be extremely useful to override input actions with `addUserActionEventHandler` directly, especially those activated with multi-key bindings, for which the "KeyDown" display event cannot be relied upon.

The "KeyDown" event from `displayAddEventHandler` provides the ability to override (block) keypresses by when `true` is returned by the event handler code. This feature would be extremely useful to override input actions with `addUserActionEventHandler` directly, especially those activated with multi-key bindings, for which the "KeyDown" display event cannot be relied upon.