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AnyLogic Help	Links. The same style is used for cross-referencing inside AnyLogic help website and for external links.
function()	Short code samples and user inputs with a copy functionality. Hover over the code to see the copy button.
function()	Short code samples, file paths, file names without a copy functionality.
Ctrl + Shift	Keyboard keys.
Image captions	Descriptive text that appears below an image.

Larger code samples with multiple lines of code are organized in separate code blocks with syntax highlighting and an option of copying the whole sample by clicking the copy button in the upper right corner.

setLayoutType(type); // this will just set the default type of layout, the agents will not get relocated
    applyLayout(); // this will relocate the agents according to the layout type currently set.

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