Add possibilty to shut down the calculator (with shift+AC/ON) directly from PythonExtra #7
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Implemented in gint by https://gitea.planet-casio.com/Lephenixnoir/gint/issues/26 (
5655699cd8
thenfd5a70e21b
), JustUI withef71bc11c0
, and a small tweak to get delayed SHIFT/ALPHA with JustUI in PythonExtra in3a3ad0e155
.This works in all situations where Python code is not actively running. When used in the console pressing SHIFT as part of the SHIFT+AC/ON combo will toggle SHIFT mode as usual, which might be a bit confusing.