On Sunday, December 25, 2016 at 8:15:24 AM UTC-5, Sr U wrote:
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> Happy Holidays Edward!
>
Thanks you. Sorry for the delay in responding. Somehow your response got
lost in my inbox.
>
> I want to encourage your "Less Said the Better" (TM:-) initiative, in
> particular.
>
Thanks. I think
On Saturday, December 24, 2016 at 6:16:41 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
The last two years have seen @clean and the clone-find commands. Both are
> game changers. My *goal *for the new year is create something similar.
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*Design and checking*
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> After spending considerable time writing the m
On Tue, Dec 27, 2016 at 10:01 PM, ne1uno wrote:
> I had opportunity to use the mercurial shelf in TortoiseHG today.
> say you want to revert the working tip but don't want to commit.
> you have a patch for a file or a few files and shelve them
> revert update then un-shelve the patches an
I had opportunity to use the mercurial shelf in TortoiseHG today.
say you want to revert the working tip but don't want to commit.
you have a patch for a file or a few files and shelve them
revert update then un-shelve the patches and back in business.
I see clamoring for multiple body's in Leo
wh
Happy Holidays Edward!
I want to encourage your "Less Said the Better" (TM:-) initiative, in
particular. If I understand correctly, you might attempt to take a newbie
by the hand to go from zero to "writing" a small but complete python
program in five minutes or so? Alternatively you might
The last two years have seen @clean and the clone-find commands. Both are
game changers. My *goal *for the new year is create something similar.
The *strategy *will be to focus on problems that we have learning or using
Leo. Some possibilities:
*Learning about Leo*The Programming with Leo
