[cmdlog] sheets created with no keypresses show errors about visidata HOT 3 CLOSED

What is this shortcut code for? What's an example where a keystroke from the command log can be thought of as a shortcut?

The shortcut shown on the status bar before the sheetname: 1›sample. For regular sheets, it's assigned; the intention is that if you opened a non-precious sheet, the "shortcut" would be the key you used to open it, like C for the columns sheet or O for the options sheet. But this usage was disabled (when Shift+C just did not look right and I wasn't sure about it anyway), so these days the shortcut is only meaningful for precious sheets.

Thanks for looking into all this, by the way. I know this code can get pretty convoluted over time.

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Okay I've got a clearer idea of exactly when this happens. It's when you create a sheet without using keystrokes. Like a command started by exec-command, or a help menubar entry, or clicking a statusbar link. The sheet has to have precious == False, like a HelpSheet or OptionsSheet. So. running exec-longname and then choosing help-commands.

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As a secondary issue, I wonder if

I haven't yet found a case it does. But before I dig deeper, what is this shortcut code for? What's an example where a keystroke from the command log can be thought of as a shortcut?

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