# a CLICKED tag is typed straight into (no 'i'; `:` is the normal-mode door,
# see tagcmd); backspace edits; Esc drops to the tag's normal mode, which is
# the body's normal mode, and `:` there hands the keyboard back to the body;
# Enter looks the word at the cursor (Tab executes it). Multi-word execution
# from the tag stays the mouse's job (middle-drag), like anywhere else.
file t.txt ZZLOOKED
start 31 150 -n 3
wait 8000 t.txt
stable 700 20000
# Click the one editable separator before Save, directly after the cwd.
# The former generated alignment gap no longer exists.
# The layout box shows
# the pane's BODY mode, not the tag's, so the evidence for "this click went to
# insert" is the next step — the typed text lands as text instead of running as
# normal-mode commands.
press left @Save-1 3
release left @Save-1 3
stable 400 5000
snap tag-focus
send \x20t.txt
stable 600 8000
stable 400 5000
snap tag-typed
key bs
key bs
key bs
key bs
stable 400 5000
snap tag-del
send .txt
stable 600 8000
stable 400 5000
# Esc: the tag's normal mode; `:` then gives the keyboard back to the body,
# which is in normal mode, and the typed text stays
key esc
settle 100
key :
stable 400 5000
snap tag-exit
# re-enter the tag and look the typed word: Enter in normal mode opens t.txt
# as a file pane. Click the inserted word itself; filename, separator and
# commands are compact.
press left @t.txt 3
release left @t.txt 3
stable 400 5000
key esc
settle 100
key enter
wait 10000 ZZLOOKED
stable 700 15000
snap tag-look