On 02/04/2015 01:49 PM, Todd Mars wrote:
> I find it fascinating
Great. I'm benefiting from your interest in NoteLynX. I find the
documentation correct, but extremely hard to use. Consequently, I
haven't been able to do much in NoteLynX.
> NoteLynx does not use clones, it uses 'links'.
NoteLy
The following prototype code shows how to adapt the @shadow algorithm for
use by @nosent files::
def run(self,path,root):
'''Main line.'''
x = self.c.shadowController
new_public_lines = self.read(path)
old_private_lines = self.write(root,nosentinels=False)
Thank you both.
Just checked the abbreviations, and as I understood I should use ;; after
each comma, so ended up going for an AHK solution:
'::
Send, ''{Left} ; Will send twice the quote mark, then send the cursor left.
return
Those 3 lines of AHK code will do the replacement in any environmen
This is an interesting thread and most of my >35 year experience is in this
area, or related ones.
IMHO as they say, you don't stop development to re-do a UI. Here's what
you do:
1) Adapt the files to a new port, a re-write. Gets easier every day.
Parallel development.
2) You identify a speci
On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 5:13 AM, Fidel N wrote:
> I believe this to be somewhat related to recent discussions about user
> friendliness.
>
Even though it's a new feature ;-)
> other IDE's
> ...automatically close braces, quotes, and such.
> Now that I think of it, I realize the quotes and b
I suppose a quick way to prototype such a feature would be with the
existing abbreviations code.
Just add proper abbreviations in your myLeoSettings.leo file and see
what happens :)
-->Jake
On 2/5/2015 6:13 AM, Fidel N wrote:
I believe this to be somewhat related to recent discussions about u
I believe this to be somewhat related to recent discussions about user
friendliness.
Recently, I used other IDE's, and when writing, they automatically close
braces, quotes, and such.
Now that I think of it, I realize the quotes and braces closing steals me a
few seconds every day I code with L
