Perhaps you could copy your python.exe with another name ('leopython.exe,
or ???" and then use a batch file to execute launchleo.py with the new
executable?
I suppose you could even give launchleo.py a custom extension ('.plc' or
some such) and then set the windows file type to autoexecute it
>
> I was mistaken, most of my external files are local, but some may be on
> network drives.
>
That said, your setting change seems to have fixed the problem!
Perhaps even local files have similar problems on some platforms?
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All of my external files are on network drives. I'll give that setting
change a try.
Thanks for the help.
On Monday, December 12, 2016 at 12:53:52 PM UTC-8, Curtis Carlsen wrote:
>
> I downloaded the new code base to try out the new importers. (Leo 5.4,
> december 8th)
>
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The file consists of hundreds of smaller nodes. There may be a few large
nodes, but I find the warning screen about the QT lost data bug annoying so
I usually delete them.
The original file is my work diary, built up over many months. It has lots
of proprietary company data. The boss would
I downloaded the new code base to try out the new importers. (Leo 5.4,
december 8th)
I am seeing extended stalling of different parts of the program, where
everything freezes and the program does not respond to keypresses or mouse
clicks. The stall lasts for up to 30 seconds or a minute,
I have the following code in an @command node:
w = c.frame.body.bodyCtrl
w.setFocus()
start,end = w.getSelectionRange()
w.insert(start, {)
w.insert(end+1, })
c.setChanged()
w.setFocus()
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It brackets the current text selection
would probably be tailor made for this purpose.
Curtis Carlsen
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