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``` |
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## Layouts |
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A layout is a special kind of layer intended for modifying alpha keys. Unlike |
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layers, layouts cannot have any associated modifiers, and only one layout may |
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be active at a given time. The current layout can be set using the _setlayout_ |
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action. |
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For convenience, keyd ships with a number of common letter layouts in |
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/usr/share/keyd/layouts. Before including these, it is instructive to inspect them. |
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Non-english layouts include a dedicated shift layer (making order of inclusion |
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important) and *require the use of keyd's compose definitions* (see *Unicode |
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Support*) |
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# Include the shipped colemak layout. |
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include layouts/colemak |
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[global] |
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default_layout = mylayout |
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[mylayout:layout] |
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a = b |
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b = c |
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#etc... |
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[control] |
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1 = setlayout(customlayout) |
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2 = setlayout(colemak) |
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``` |
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## Unicode Support |
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## Unicode Support |
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If keyd encounters a valid UTF8 sequence as a right hand value, it will try and |
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If keyd encounters a valid UTF8 sequence as a right hand value, it will try and |
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[ids] |
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[ids] |
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# Add our shared custom bindings. |
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include common |
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include common |
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# Appends bindings to the main layer |
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# Appends bindings to the main layer |
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# defined in /etc/keyd/common (order matters) |
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[main] |
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capslock = layer(capslock) |
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f11 = toggle(colemak) |
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[colemak] |
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[capslock] |
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capslock = backspace |
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2 = setlayout(dvorak) |
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/etc/keyd/common: |
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/etc/keyd/common: |
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[main] |
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k = up |
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k = up |
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l = right |
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l = right |
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/etc/keyd/layouts/dvorak: |
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/usr/share/keyd/layouts/dvorak: |
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a = a |
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a = a |
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s = o |
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s = o |
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- Included files should not end in .conf. |
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- Included files should not end in .conf. |
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For convenience, keyd ships with a number of common letter layouts in |
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/usr/share/keyd/layouts. Before including these, it is instructive to inspect them. |
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Non-english layouts include a dedicated shift layer (making order of inclusion |
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important) and *require the use of keyd's compose definitions* (see *Unicode |
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Support*) |
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# GLOBALS |
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# GLOBALS |
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A special section called _[global]_ may be defined in the file |
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A special section called _[global]_ may be defined in the file |
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corresponding modifiers while held. |
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corresponding modifiers while held. |
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*layer(<layer>)* |
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*layer(<layer>)* |
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Activates the given layer for the duration of the keypress. |
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Activate the given layer for the duration of the keypress. |
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*setlayout(<layout>)* |
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Set the current layout. |
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*toggle(<layer>)* |
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*toggle(<layer>)* |
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Permanently toggle the state of the given layer. |
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Permanently toggle the state of the given layer. |
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Raheman Vaiya
4 years ago