I started reading on vscode's extensions capabilities, and so I started fiddling a bit and made a skeleton expansion for now, and I have started a project at https://github.com/boltex/leointeg
clone, run npm install, F5 to run in vscode. You should see the icon for the 'leo mode' on the left activity bar, an empty outline pane, and no body pane for now... Just an empty framework, started from the default expansion examples from microsoft. If you have python support enabled in vsxode, the python file in the src folder should run without errors if you right-click in the editor window & run in terminal... it's intended to be executed by the expansion to deal with leo via leoBridge. i've outlined a bit of concepts/ideas in the readme. I guess there's more done on the icon than anything else for now, I'll have time to work on it this week end :) cheers! On Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 3:49:34 PM UTC-4, Robert Cholette wrote: > > First I'd like to apologize for just asking this on github, I didnt > realise here was perhaps a better place to ask this kind of thing... > > Hi! Long time leo user here. I use it mainly for the 'core' features: > outline organisation of my code : @clean nodes, structure with @others. And > I alt-tab leo alongside with another editor/IDE for > running/debugging/compiling/linting/beautifying/etc... > > I dont care so much about vim/emacs integration nor dont even understand > what those buffers/minibuffers are and all around feel like that qt-gui > framework didnt age very well. (no offence meant here, as I would be > devastated to think I offended edream, he's like my programming 'idol') > I also do not use @buttons and internal scripting in leo altough i can see > its use for some people. > > I mainly use Leo for its 'file-generation'/'file-reading' (mainly @clean) > feature via the outline structure that it provides. Organising a program > with an outline, clones and @others is the best! Which also, if I may say > so, is Leo's 'killer feature'. > > So i'd like to try and integrate, or 'roll my own' leo in my other > favorite editor so that I have the subset of leo's features that I just > defined as its 'killer features' available without having Leo 'opened'. > Is leoBridge the way to go? ...or is there a way to start leo with no GUI > and have it listen for commands on a specific port for input/output of > commands and answers? > > Many thanks in advance!! > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to leo-editor+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/leo-editor/fac2cdd3-4012-4c9b-b874-b576a9077e9d%40googlegroups.com.
