Re: problem installing Leo on Linux

you're welcome geoff, and welcome aboard too :) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to leo-editor+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion o

Re: Status report: using pyzo features in Leo

On Monday, August 5, 2019 at 1:27:12 PM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote: *Summary* > > All the old problems seem to have disappeared. I expect that completing > will take a matter of days. > Oops, I meant so say, "I expect that completing *#1149* will take a matter of days." Edward -- You recei

Status report: using pyzo features in Leo

This time around everything things much easier. There is no need for the "let's pretend it's easy principle", because everything *is* easy :-) No more messing with shims or other hacks. The pyzo_support plugins will likely be retired soon. The pyzo branch will contain work on #1149

Re: Matt?: #1274 and TravisCI

On Monday, August 5, 2019 at 12:45:08 PM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote: I'll revert to the previous way: > > fail = g.in_bridge > > And we'll see what TravisCI says. > TravisCI passes, and #1274 is closed. Edward -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "

Re: Matt?: #1274 and TravisCI

On Mon, Aug 5, 2019 at 10:55 AM Matt Wilkie wrote: so I suspect the proposed change would cause TravisCI to barf. >> > > Hmmm. Is that there because Travis would barf, or is it from a desire to > have Travis run complete unit tests and report on them? > Sheesh. The penultimate commit to leoQt.py

Re: problem installing Leo on Linux

That worked! Leo starts nicely now. Many thanks Matt and Vitalije. geoff On Monday, 5 August 2019 13:33:44 UTC-2:30, Matt Wilkie wrote: > > PyQt v5.13.0 should work, it does for sure on Windows. Is PyQtWebEngine > installed? Try `pip show PyQtWebEngine`. If not then try `pip install > PyQtWebE

Re: problem installing Leo on Linux

PyQt v5.13.0 should work, it does for sure on Windows. Is PyQtWebEngine installed? Try `pip show PyQtWebEngine`. If not then try `pip install PyQtWebEngine`. It's supposed to be installed automatically but adding it as a distinct package was a change added recently

Re: Matt?: #1274 and TravisCI

> #1274 recommends > that leoQt.py should return None for everything when in g.in_bridge is true. > > That can easily be done by setting fail = g.in_bridge at the start of > leoQt.py. However, the code presently is: > > fail = False >

Matt?: #1274 and TravisCI

#1274 recommends that leoQt.py should return None for everything when in g.in_bridge is true. That can easily be done by setting fail = g.in_bridge at the start of leoQt.py. However, the code presently is: fail = False # New for Travis

Re: problem installing Leo on Linux

Thanks Vitalje I get: 5.13.0 On Monday, 5 August 2019 08:24:03 UTC-2:30, vitalije wrote: > > Most probably it is the PyQt5 version that is newer than Leo expects. > Try executing the following line in the terminal. > python -c "from PyQt5 import Qt;print(Qt.qVersion())" > > And report here what is

Re: Discuss: Retire vim mode?

On Monday, August 5, 2019 at 7:38:50 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote: I put an enormous amount of work into Leo's feeble vim mode. Embedding > pyvim into Leo would be worth any amount of work. > I have just updated #1235: use pyvim for Leo's vim mode

Re: Discuss: Retire vim mode?

On Mon, Aug 5, 2019 at 7:28 AM gar wrote: Yes, pyvim is impressive. It is not as powerful as, say, neovim - but still > a good attempt to make yet another vim engine. The only possible issue I > see here - it is based on prompt_toolkit >

Re: Discuss: Retire vim mode?

Yes, pyvim is impressive. It is not as powerful as, say, neovim - but still a good attempt to make yet another vim engine. The only possible issue I see here - it is based on prompt_toolkit which may be bounded to some exotic api. But if th

Re: Discuss: Retire vim mode?

On Mon, Aug 5, 2019 at 7:02 AM gar wrote: > > if thinking about saving vim mode in leo - then need to think how to > greatly enhance it. which is really may be done only with injecting of > almost-full-featured vim engine like pyvim > . > I didn't know ab

Re: Discuss: Retire vim mode?

vim mode has a very huge disadvantage that it also tried apply itself when outline were edited. this is very uncommon and inconvenient. i also recently looked through the supported commands in vim mode - too a few. one will be always stumble when using it. if thinking about saving vim mode in leo -

Re: problem installing Leo on Linux

Most probably it is the PyQt5 version that is newer than Leo expects. Try executing the following line in the terminal. python -c "from PyQt5 import Qt;print(Qt.qVersion())" And report here what is the output you get. I remember having to install an older version of PyQt5 in order to make Leo wo

problem installing Leo on Linux

I'm using Leo happily on different computers and operating systems, but when I try to install on a new Linux computer I run into trouble. I started by installing Anaconda (version current as of the week before last) as Edward suggests, and then followed instructions on the leoeditor.com web site

Re: pyzo chronicles: more problems

On Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 1:24:05 PM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote: I'm going to sleep on these problems for a day or three. It's not clear > whether these problems apply to org mode or vimoutline. > The original Aha still stands: there is no need to transliterate gobs of Leo's python code in