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Hi. I would enjoy to create custom keycodes that act differently whether shift is pressed or not. I have seen that this is a recurrent question here and many point to this code. The function SHIFT_NORM seems to be doing exactly what I have in mind. However, I do not know how to use this function, and all my attempts have resulted in errors. Do I have to copy that function to my cofig.h or my keymap.c or do I enable it by setting ENABLE_GERMAN to yes? In which part of my keymap.c do I assign‍ this functionality to a specific key? Directly in the keymap, as with the XP(i,j) functions or in the process_record_user function? Thank you.