Hi all,
I have been using txt2tags + Nested Editor to produce structured docs in
a light markup and exporting them to HTML and LaTeX > pdf. The fine
tunning on the pdf output is done by editing the LaTeX source in Leo. I
like the aesthetic of the source code and the outputs and I have
contacted the Nested author in order to get some cross-pollination
between it and Leo [1].
[1]
https://groups.google.com/group/nestededitor/browse_thread/thread/7068e3cd229d4614
Now I think that is time to start hacking Leo for a better support of my
work flow and the first thing I would like to have is a "@paragraph"
directive that works the same as @rst-no-head but can be used in any
part of a (sub)tree, even if is not @rst (sub)tree. This would come
handy in chunking and reassembling LaTeX docs without marking up the
parts with "<<chunk>>" tags. As I have say repeatedly I'm an "end user"
of Leo and I have browse the doc about developing in Leo in [2] and I
plan to follow it as a tutorial, but any pointer to a more detailed
section to pay attention or to the Leo trees to start hacking is welcomed
[2] http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/scripting.html
Cheers,
Offray
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