Let’s say I’m about to make major changes to my keyboard layout, and I want to be able to switch back without manually changing every key. Is there a good way to save my layouts and reload them?
Hmm.
Smarter people may have a better way of doing it, or you’ll need to request a feature. But I think for now, you’ll have to export each layer. I don’t see a global way of doing it.
Import/Export the current layer
then copy to clipboard
paste clipboard contents into file - e.g. date_layer0.txt or use your own naming convention
of course you’d have to do this for all the layer(s) you’ve created.
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Are you changing the code or using Chrysalis?
The easiest way is just to change the code and then you can just compile and reload it
I’m using Chrysalis. I don’t know other ways to do it.
Chrysalis allows you to copy entire layers. This might not be saving an entire layout, but you can save a few layers (say layers 7-9) to do the same job.
It would be nice if you could just save the entire keyboard configuration, all layers, at once. I have two keyboards and when I changed the layout of one, copy and pasting all of the layers was mildly annoying. It was not super difficult but could have been easier.