Nevermind the hoist/de-hoist I've got it under control! :) works great with
this:
def getChildren(self, p_ap):
'''EMIT OUT list of children of a node'''
if p_ap:
w_p = self.ap_to_p(p_ap)
if w_p and w_p.hasChildren():
return self.outputPNodes(w_p.children())
else:
return self.outputPNodes([]) # d
Just thought I'd add a little thing:
If anyone who knows Leo's codebase wants to help with leoInteg, a nice
little thing would be to go through the issues at your leisure, and comment
if it rings a bell in relation to a 'helper function' in Leo that might do
something in particular to accompli
Hi Edward,
Another little question here, while trying to find a way to implement
hoist/dehoist:
Would checking if hoistStack has lenght (is thruty), and using its top
entry's "p" as a target (to return its children list) instead of the root
node of the tree work?
I think so but I Just wanted
Hmm...
Choosing which python to use in vscode says to me you want to start the
leobridge server via the vscode debugger (see debug panel, open top
dropdown and choose 'run both') which renders the 'auto start' setting via
leoInteg setting totally superflous in that case, and should be kept
dis
> I just noticed you ran "npm audit fix" after running "npm install" so i'm
> not sure what dependency might have been raised to a version that might be
> problematic.
>
Interesting. The first time I ran `npm install` in red text it reported 320
vulnerabilities 70 of which were severe. (I neg
Recent revs add support for command-line arguments when running
leo/core/leoAst.py directly:
...leo-editor\leo\core>python leoAst.py -h
usage:
leoAst.py --help
leoAst.py [--fstringify | --fstringify-diff | --orange | --orange-diff]
PATHS
leoAst.py --pytest ["-k ARGS"]
leoAst.py
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 6:27 AM Félix wrote:
That's the webkit compilation terminal, to be closed at any key press to
> reveal the server-script launch terminal underneath. there Is also a toggle
> to switch from one terminal to the next in the upper right corner of vscode
> terminal pane.
>
> Hop
Hi Matt,
Thanks again for your contributions that will greatly improve leoIntegs
documentation, and handling of Miniconda/Anaconda python installations
people might have.
I just noticed you ran "npm audit fix" after running "npm install" so i'm
not sure what dependency might have been raised t
Yeah i totally forgot about that little bugfix made in Leo itself to
accomodate Leointeg when releasing to LeoInteg's master branch a couple
days ago.
Should have had a big mention in the readme/contributing.md to use
Leo/Devel until its next release !!
I'll make sure to to that soon
(made
Right, I'm at Leo 6.2.1 final, didn't know it depends on new Leo
functionality! Thanks, will try later.
On Monday, July 6, 2020 at 1:23:23 PM UTC+2, Félix wrote:
>
> Please copy your leo log pane content to see what version of Leo you're
> using. My guess is you're not on the development branch.
That's the webkit compilation terminal, to be closed at any key press to reveal
the server-script launch terminal underneath. there Is also a toggle to switch
from one terminal to the next in the upper right corner of vscode terminal
pane.
Hope this helps. Please check if you can reproduce wha
Please copy your leo log pane content to see what version of Leo you're using.
My guess is you're not on the development branch. (This won't be necessary at
the next leo release for 6.3 or something close to that)
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I'm on the latest version on the master branch (2020-07-04 692173d), and I
see the "Open Leo File" (both under the outline and under "LEO DOCUMENTS"),
but using this opens the new Leo outline instead, it doesn't keep the
previously opened file in the list. Actually the documents view doesn't
sh
On Sun, Jul 5, 2020 at 5:53 PM Félix wrote:
> hmm... What I meant by that is that since I try to mimic Leo, i dont
> necessarily want the print to output in the log pane, and just have 'print'
> output to the stdout/terminal as I already do.
>
> Can you confirm that ctrl+b on scripts that do 'pr
On Sun, Jul 5, 2020 at 11:56 PM Matt Wilkie wrote:
*> My notes from getting vscode and Leointeg working today. Both tools are
completely new to me.*
Thanks Matt. This will help Leonistas start playing with Félix's work.
> Switch back to the original vscode window. Open a terminal in vscode
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