Is the correct executable LeoApp.exe? No
At https://sourceforge.net/projects/leo/files/Leo/5.4-final/ download the
LeoSetup-5.4.exe file (7.7MB).
I noted your comment: " I went for the one-click Win install, which appears
to be Leo_5.2-final_Win." Did you install 5.2 with a one-click install,
Thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately, no such luck regarding the
Start or Desktop.
Is the correct executable LeoApp.exe?
Why the huge disparity in download sizes among the various downloads? Do
those reference links explain that?
Thx again.
On Wednesday, December 28, 2016 at 3:28:03 P
This doesn't work for me on win10 py2.7.13 or win vista python 3.5.2 if I
run in a python interpreter (Idle)
*>>> import leoTraceback (most recent call last): File "", line
1, in import leoImportError: No module named leo>>> *
I may be misunderstanding something.
Regards
Lewis
On
In the Leo documentation at http://leoeditor.com/running.html the first
line of the sub-heading says:
You can run Leo from a Python interpreter as follows:
*import leoleo.run() # runs Leo, opening a new outline
or,leo.run(fileName=aFileName) # runs Leo, opening the given file name.*
Is this
The latest Leo version is v5.4 at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/leo/files/Leo/5.4-final/
If you used the windows single-click installer you should be able to start
Leo via the Start button> All programs> Leo.
Also, during the installation a Leo shortcut would have been created on
your deskto
I came across this whilst experimenting around my recent question regarding
saving and restoring sessions in Leo. There seems to be a problem running
with Python 2.6 and pyQt 4.8.6.
I am running Kubuntu on two different machines. If I run with python 2:
jkn@lanark:~/leo-editor/leo-editor$ pytho
Your advice about Anaconda is good to know. Perhaps this information could
be added to the Install Leo page in the Leo documentation?
Using that page's existing advice, I went for the one-click Win install,
which appears to be Leo_5.2-final_Win.
Everything seemed to be fine, and Leo started up
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
