Hi,
I am new to leo, I have google, but still am unsure.
I am wondering how to deal with sentinels at the TOP of my PHP scripts.
These happen before the "https://groups.google.com/group/leo-editor.
For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
On Thu, May 11, 2017 at 9:20 PM, Adrian Calvin
wrote:
> Is there a way to somehow make these TOP sentinels act as if they are when
> you use the directive "language @html", and sentinels are encased as
> "
This is an Engineering Notebook post. It will be of interest only to Leo's
core devs. Three Ahas appeared yesterday:
- (The big one) Use vnodes instead of npyscreen.TreeData nodes.
- Event handling in the curses gui is easy, and almost complete.
- Most unit tests should pass when using the null g
Hello. I just spent a few days looking at Leo after seeing a post of Mr.
Reams on the npyscreen group. Leo looks pretty damn cool. The problem is I
don't do much coding anymore. I mostly just use vimwiki to manage my
website, but mostly for organizing my notes and writing papers. I've been
writ
On Fri, 12 May 2017 11:11:03 -0700 (PDT)
Lang Hurst wrote:
> Hello. I just spent a few days looking at Leo after seeing a post of
> Mr. Reams on the npyscreen group. Leo looks pretty damn cool. The
> problem is I don't do much coding anymore. I mostly just use vimwiki
> to manage my website, but
Thanks for the response. Nothing special about vimwiki, it's just a wiki I
use for organization and writing. Substitute any wiki for the use. More
interested in the linking and moving back and forth. I'm feeling like I
just have to change my thinking style and this should be pretty awesome.
Not
On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 2:12 PM, Lang Hurst wrote:
> Thanks for the response. Nothing special about vimwiki, it's just a wiki I
> use for organization and writing. Substitute any wiki for the use. More
> interested in the linking and moving back and forth. I'm feeling like I
> just have to change
Sounds a lot like how I use Leo. I'm not a programmer either (unless you
count minimal scripting in LaTex). I write extensively in Leo (LaTex, HTML
and markdown mostly). I recently tried Scrivener, but quickly came back to
Leo after seeing that Pandoc will be easy enough for me to use. Don't
he
I use Leo strictly for writing, restructured text to .odt using docutils. I
also use it as my data bank for quotes, snippets of interesting info,
bookmarks, recipes, etc. It makes it easy to keep information organized and
simple to find again when I need it.
Chris
On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 12:38 P
So I run the default example @rst node and it creates the nice looking html
page. Then I decided to change the .html to .pdf and see how the pdf looks.
I'm guessing I skipped a bunch of steps because that seems too easy. I have
the following error:
Unexpected docutils exception
Traceback (most rec
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