On Sat, 16 Dec 2017 14:05:58 -0800 (PST)
vitalije wrote:
> How I did it? You can read it here:
> http://computingart.net/functional-programming-for-prototyping.html
>
> All comments are welcome.
You're blog doesn't support comments ;-)
I read all three parts and found it interesting, although
Hi,
The unresponsiveness after load may have to do with the number of lines the
current node contains. As the editor for nodes is all written in python,
it has problems when the number of lines in a node is large.
On Saturday, December 16, 2017 at 5:05:58 PM UTC-5, vitalije wrote:
>
> As I pro
As I promised in other thread few days ago, that I will write in more
detail about what I believe to be a better way to make prototype, I am glad
to report that text is on the web.
Text is not short and perhaps needs some spelling and grammar corrections.
I would appreciate all feedback that yo
Found it! The missing dependency is python-tk, which I needed to install
with apt.
I discovered it by loading LeoPlugins.leo in graphical Leo, navigating to @file
cursesGui2.py and using Ctrl-B, where I then received a Tk import error.
Now this begs the question, is Python-tk actually required o
What are the requirements for the Curses console mode of Leo?
It doesn't work for me on Linux py2.7 and the messages haven't been enough
to point me in the right direction. Full report at
https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/issues/638
apt reports that ncurses-base and ncurses-bin are install
I don't think you attached the attachment.
Cheers -Terry
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Only three cc methods now use regexs: two helpers of cc.before_Assign and
cc.before_Call.
Imo, regex matches were essential to revving up energy in the early phases
of this project. Now, however, they are impeding progress by hiding the
details of what is going on. Happily, it is has been str
On Saturday, December 16, 2017 at 3:14:16 AM UTC-6, Edward K. Ream wrote:
*Notice*: this code calls getattr(*self.cc*,...) to get before/after
> methods and calls getattr(*self*,...) to get node visitors.
>
We could use getattr(self) in both case if the cc class were a subclass of
cct. But I l
This Engineering Notebook post documents a spectacular collapse in
complexity.
All of the difficult issues I discussed in previous ENB posts have been
resolved, completely and cleanly.
The highlight of the work is the complete collapse of the CCTraverser (*cct*)
class. Here it is, *in full*:
