Re: Saving to a file that is open somewhere else

[Edward K. Ream]

On Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 3:41 AM, Israel Hands  wrote:

> Sorry to be opaque - it's a question and maybe a feature request.
>

​Please create an enhancement requests here
. It's the only way it
will stay on the radar.

Edward

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Re: Saving to a file that is open somewhere else

[Matt Wilkie]

> Sorry to be opaque - it's a question and maybe a feature request.  The 
>> more I use Leo the more I want it open 'everywhere' - the more of a pain 
>> creating multiple copies of saved files is.  I'm sure there are other ways 
>> of achieving sync but I thought a node based solution might be easy to use 
>> and not too difficult to implement?
>>
>
> ​Let me think about this.  Anyone care to comment?
>

There was some brainstorming a while back about storing node history, 
versions. From that perspective a version from node-in-dropbox-file and 
older-state-in-this-file are essentially the same thing, a different state, 
so could be handled the same way?

matt

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Re: Saving to a file that is open somewhere else

[Israel Hands]

Sorry to be opaque - it's a question and maybe a feature request.  The more 
I use Leo the more I want it open 'everywhere' - the more of a pain 
creating multiple copies of saved files is.  I'm sure there are other ways 
of achieving sync but I thought a node based solution might be easy to use 
and not too difficult to implement?

ta

IH

On Saturday, 3 February 2018 15:53:01 UTC, Edward K. Ream wrote:
>
> On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 3:08 AM, Israel Hands  > wrote:
>
> I often find myself working on a file in dropbox that is open somewhere 
>> else. The result being that when I save I get a 'copy of the file'.  And 
>> using file compare I can generally work out what changes need to be merged 
>> to get everything back in sync.  I'm sure there is a Git solution but I 
>> wondered if a node based option would be handy.
>>
>> So I'm working on a node - Agenda for next meeting -  and let us assume 
>> this is the only node that has been changed, then when I hit save then Leo 
>> saves the file but makes a duplicate node at exactly the same level with 
>> the name 'CUSTOM TEXT Agenda for the next meeting' 
>>
>> This keeps all the available options together and makes the changes easy 
>> to find?
>>
>
> ​Is this a question, comment or tip?
>
> Edward
>

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Re: Saving to a file that is open somewhere else

[Edward K. Ream]

On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 3:08 AM, Israel Hands  wrote:

I often find myself working on a file in dropbox that is open somewhere
> else. The result being that when I save I get a 'copy of the file'.  And
> using file compare I can generally work out what changes need to be merged
> to get everything back in sync.  I'm sure there is a Git solution but I
> wondered if a node based option would be handy.
>
> So I'm working on a node - Agenda for next meeting -  and let us assume
> this is the only node that has been changed, then when I hit save then Leo
> saves the file but makes a duplicate node at exactly the same level with
> the name 'CUSTOM TEXT Agenda for the next meeting'
>
> This keeps all the available options together and makes the changes easy
> to find?
>

​Is this a question, comment or tip?

Edward

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