I wanted to check out stickynotes_plus, so I tried adding the line
stickynotes_plus.py
to the @enabled-plugins node of leoSettings.leo (I also tried it in
myLeoSettings, but still had this problem). However that gives me this
start up log:
Can not import stickynotes_plus from plugin stickynotes_
On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 21:58:34 -0700 (PDT)
zpcspm wrote:
> It only works for absolute paths to files.
> If the path to the outline looks like '~/foo/bar.leo', the tilde
> symbol doesn't get expanded.
r3060 contains some minor changes to UNL.py (used by bookmarks.py to handle
urls) so that ~ is ex
>> Well, that was obvious. Thanks!. Now my next related question, I have
>> a LeoSettings.leo file but no myLeoSettings.leo file anywhere. Any
>> idea why not?
>
> You have to create one yourself - if it exists it is read, but Leo doesn't
> create it by default. On a unix system it should be ~/.l
On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 5:05 AM, Terry Brown wrote:
> You have to create one yourself - if it exists it is read, but Leo doesn't
> create it by default. On a unix system it should be ~/.leo/myLeoSettings.leo
> - just make a @settings node and copy the nodes you want to modify over from
> LeoSe
