Re: Failed to import editpane?

It's an ignorable message, I'll try and remember to delete it. Thanks for the note. On December 2, 2017 4:33:26 AM CST, Viktor Ransmayr wrote: >Hello Matt & Leo Community > >I have installed the latest available version of Leo via "pip install >leo" >( 5.7.dev344). > >Although I do not have a

Re: rev 3b6b820c: first crack at pip install docs

On Fri, Dec 1, 2017 at 5:05 PM, lewis wrote: > Leo's documentation at http://leoeditor.com/installing.html now has an > obsolete link at > Installing Leo > Installing packages > Download PyQt5 from http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/ > software/pyqt/download5. > > It seems the PyQt webpage has b

Re: Aha: .leo.ipynb files are (benign!) worms

Despite the fact that I don't know anything about `ipynb` format (except that it is json), let me remind you that as Leo now supports sqlite as a file format, whole outline is presented with just a list of tuples where each tuple is representing single vnode. There are already functions in leoF

Failed to import editpane?

Hello Matt & Leo Community I have installed the latest available version of Leo via "pip install leo" ( 5.7.dev344). Although I do not have any reference to editpane in "myLeoSettings.leo" I receive the following console messages during startup: (leo-57-dev) PS C:\Users\Viktor\leo-57-dev> le

Aha: string widgets as the basis for Leo guis

Recent work with unit tests and the console gui strongly suggests that Leo could have been designed differently. Don't panic. I have no plans to turn Leo's internal design on its head! *Aha* The basis for *all* Leo guis could have been string widgets. These widgets could interact with the act

Aha: .leo.ipynb files are (benign!) worms

We may have discussed .leo.ipynb files before. But I'm pretty sure this is a new Aha. *The Aha* We could design a (json) file format for Leo that would "masquerade" as a jupyter notebook. This would instantly give us access to all of the "trust mechanisms" of the jupyter project! It would al

The process of action

In an earlier post I said that projects could be described in phases: - Starting to start, continuing to start, ending starting. - Starting to continue, continuing to continue, ending continuing. - Starting to end, ending to end, ending ending. These came from a long-ago seminar on accomplishment

Re: Missing files when opening outline leoPyRef.leo

@Matt: I just found out, that the same is true, if I'm opening the outline "LeoDocs.leo" Leo Log Window Leo 5.6, build 20171129062306, Wed Nov 29 06:23:05 CST 2017 Not running from a git repo Python 3.6.3, PyQt version 5.9.3 Windows 10 AMD64 (build 10.0.16299) SP0 isPython3: True caching enabled