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Jean-Pierre MartineauandClaude Opus 5.5 af815cf2f2 The emulator's lane keys can be clicked, and wear the lane's colours
A click on one of the Cardputer Zero's keys drawn under the panel, or on a
chip of the lane along the panel's bottom row, types that slot's key. The
PicoCalc has no keys drawn, so its chips are where you click. Shift held
through the click types the slot's Shift companion. The app reads the bank
off the key that arrives, not off the Shift it saw, so the window spells the
shifted key itself, the way the desktop's Shift+F-key already was: F6 to F10
on the PicoCalc, xterm's shifted F4 to F8 on the Cardputer.

The drawn keys take the lane's own fills, resolved from the deck's styles
through the panel's palette, so a key and the chip above it are one colour.
They turn blue with the lane while Shift is down, and fill solid while
pressed. Losing focus lets go of Shift, which a release in another window
never would.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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