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Layout Sheet
A printable HTML document showing every layer of a layout. Two ways to get one:
- Tray menu → "Create layout sheet" – shows exactly what the running program currently has loaded, and opens the file in your browser.
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Command line –
ananeo-tool sheet [layout], without a running AnaNeo. Without a layout name it generates one sheet per layout. See Compose tool.
The file is entirely self-contained: no external references, no network needed. One keyboard, one tab per layer, switched by clicking. When printing – print preview is enough – or with JavaScript disabled, it instead stacks all layers below each other. That is the print form.
The screenshots throughout this wiki are made from exactly this sheet.
| Marking | Meaning |
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| accent bar on the key, code point below | produces a character |
| dimmed, with a key name | function key |
| filled background | modifier |
| dashed outline | unassigned |
The code point is the truth, the label is only the icon. They can differ deliberately: the keypad's multiply key is labelled × but types *. When checking a remapping, read the code point.
The dashed outlines are the work list. They are where a layer still has room – reserve rather than oversight, on layers 11, 12, 19 and 20 especially.
The same reading applies to the on-screen keyboard under the Sachlich colour scheme, which is the default. See On-screen keyboard.
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Checking a remapping. After editing
layouts.json, the sheet is the fastest way to see whether the cell landed where you meant it to. - Learning a block. Print the page for one block and keep it next to the keyboard. The print form stacks the layers, so a themed block comes out as one page with all its layers.
- Reporting a problem. The sheet shows what AnaNeo believes the layout to be, which is the useful thing to compare against what you typed.