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Updated Layouts (markdown)

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* `codePoints`: when multiple code points should be entered; only available for `multi_text_key` described in the _[Key classes](https://github.com/Helium314/HeliBoard/wiki/Layouts#key-classes)_ section
* `labelFlags`: allows specific effects * `labelFlags`: allows specific effects
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<summary><b><i>Click to see an example with several label properties</i></b></summary>
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```json
{ "label": "a", "type": "action", "width": 0.2, "popup": { "main": { "label": "!" }, "relevant":
[
// The `b` character is displayed in the popup but this will open the settings.
{ "label": "b|!code/-301" }
] }
},
// A space is added
{ "type": "placeholder", "width": 0.2 }
// This will write the characters "a", "b" and "c" while “%” is written on the key
{ "$": "multi_text_key", "codePoints": [97, 98, 99], "label": "%", "width": 0.2 }
```
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# Special labels # Special labels
Usually the label is what is displayed on the key. However, there are some special labels: Usually the label is what is displayed on the key. However, there are some special labels:
* Currency keys * Currency keys
* `$$$` will be replaced by the local currency, depending on your current layout language. If you define a key with `$$$` without defining popup keys, it will get the first 4 additional currencies (see below) as popup * `$$$` will be replaced by the local currency, depending on your current layout language. If you define a key with `$$$` without defining popup keys, it will get the first 4 additional currencies (see below) as popup
* `$$$1` - `$$$5` will be replaced by currencies available on long-pressing the currency key * `$$$1` - `$$$5` will be replaced by currencies available on long-pressing the currency key
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<summary><b><i>Click to see an example with currency key</i></b></summary>
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```json
{ "label": "$$$", "type": "function", "width": 0.1 },
{ "label": "$$$3", "type": "normal", "width": 0.1 }
```
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* Functional keys (incomplete list) * Functional keys (incomplete list)
* `alpha`: switch to alphabet keyboard (or main phone keyboard in case of phone layout) * `alpha`: switch to alphabet keyboard (or main phone keyboard in case of phone layout)
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* `comma`: `,` key with special popups, will adapt to language-specific comma, or display `/` in URL fields and `@` in email fields * `comma`: `,` key with special popups, will adapt to language-specific comma, or display `/` in URL fields and `@` in email fields
* `space`: space key, with icon when using a number layout * `space`: space key, with icon when using a number layout
* `zwnj`: Zero-width non-joiner (automatically added next to space in alphabet layout for some languages) * `zwnj`: Zero-width non-joiner (automatically added next to space in alphabet layout for some languages)
* You can also use toolbar keys, e.g. `undo` * You can also use toolbar keys, e.g. `{ "label": "undo", "type": "function" }`
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