ower of ten, such as a million
(if I never expect it to reach a million. Then all become 7 character
strings with preceding zeros, and they sort the way I want.
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oesn't address the 'Extract' command directly.
>
>Rob...
So is your problem with blank lines solved?
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dded back in.
Apropos to nothing but a strong opinion I have, what's worse than
trailing whitespace is the mixing of spaces and tabs. Because
there's no visual way to tell the difference, and the games Vim
and other editors play in converting between the two, mixing spaces and
tabs is a horror movie j
Hi all,
Does there currently exist a cheatsheet showing the purpose of all the
various @whatever nodes (@file, @test, @button for instance)? If not, I
think it would be an easy and excellent document enhancement.
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Edward K. Ream said on Fri, 9 Apr 2021 12:41:30 -0500
>On Thu, Apr 8, 2021 at 7:55 AM Steve Litt
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>Hi Steve. Thanks for the summary. I'm not sure I have the attributions
>correct below, but here are my comments.
>
>> I'm also looking into something
's a huge
system with huge capabilities requiring a lot of knowledge: It's a
commitment. I'm copying the Leo list on this email.
I feel everybody's pain. As far as I know, there's not a single piece
of software out there that authors quickly and yet does consistent,
styles-based formatting and outputs to bo
at at 7pm New York time on 4/7/2021,
For details, see:
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other programs.
Like I said, I wouldn't suffer with a 3.9.2 requirement, but I fear a
lot of people would.
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>sphinxcontrib-serializinghtml 1.1.4 toml 0.10.2 tornado 6.1 traitlets
>5.0.5 typed-ast 1.4.2 typing-extensions 3.7.4.3 urllib3 1.26.3
>webruntime 0.5.8 wrapt 1.12.1 zipp 3.4.1 (Leo)
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ng Leo, I'm looking forward to your technique of having
clones to my currently in-progress nodes on the top level, for quick
access.
Anyway, thanks for getting me past outliner's block, and on to
specifying my book.
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Hi all,
I normally use outlines as a concept decomposition tool, which implies
that I already know where I'm going.
But now I find myself needing to do stream of consciousness thought to
*discover* what I want to say in my next book. What are some tips for
doing this in Leo?
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The GoLUG meeting happens On Wednesday, 2/3/2021 at 7pm New York time,
at https://meet.jit.si/golug . Topic is Linux authoring tools, with
emphasis on Inkscape. Leo will get a mention along with Org-mode and
VimOutliner.
Meeting details are at http://golug.info
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st is searchable
* One on-disk file to many of these Leo nodes: Select using Leo, view
using the file's intended handler (inkscape for svg, Libreoffice for
.odt, gvim or less for a text file (the handler would be on a node by
node basis).
I would think this gives you all the searchability you
owes and Home Depot, so
if one doesn't have it the other does. And if you add a specification
to the item, it adds it to both clones. Very nice!
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> desirable.
I'd use a little program, and if doesn't give you the exact desired
format, edit it with Vim until it does.
>
> After that, I expect we'll be getting into user interfaces, and what
> compromises might be forced on us - let's ho
is an excellent plan, although I could make a
case for keeping some of the files separate forever.
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> That's something, anyway.
Can't you set a hotkey to simply execute an arbitrary command, so that
you cans run the diagram alongside the outline?
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> > Really dumb question, I know. MacOS system. I'd like to launch Leo
> > from the launch bar instead of from terminal (which is the only way
racting parts.
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sys.argv.pop(0)
executable = sys.argv[0]
os.execvp(executable, sys.argv)
=
To run Gnumeric without consuming the terminal, just do the following:
./ufork.py gnumeric
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arate, and just hotkey a
Leo headline to open that file in its natural program (LibreOffice for
instance)? Can you just have a headline with the filename and the
program to open it up with, and hotkey that headline?
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file from which I
can get to other Leo files, directly or indirectly.
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be needed.
I searched but couldn't find an example copy of leo.egg-link, and as I
mentioned, prefer not to use pip.
I'm willing to edit sys.path. Do you know how I can do that?
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ild, so /home/slitt/build/leo-editor-master/leo-core.cfg is a file.
In ~/.leo I could find nothing that referenced
/home/slitt/build/leo-editor-master , and I have a hunch that's the
problem but I can't figure it out farther.
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Hi all,
Is the attached hello.leo a reasonable Hello World for using Leo to
write Python programs?
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o the original, with my program serving as a prototype for
both behavior and architecture. No bikeshedding required.
So if you never again put an enhancement in Leo itself, that doesn't
prevent all sorts of enhancements being made separately. Leo remains
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language, but lacks a *well curated* library of stuff.
For instance, you *know* Python's XML parsers work, but you *hope*
that's true of 3rd party Lua XML parsers. I've found that once I start
a project in Python, I won't hit any dead ends, which is why I use it
instead of Lua.
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that leoEditCommands.py
was changed?
You asked a month ago what could make Leo more universally popular.
Screencasts like this are exactly what is needed. It teaches, and it's
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software
for modern operating systems.
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I'll tell you a little secret that will make Linux and Windows
people hate me: I **love** apps, like Leo, that install in a single
tree. No .so. No .dll. No having to put
-complex-command).
Ed,
Before you and I spend a lot of time debugging Leo, please tell me
the earliest version for which this tutorial works. The 4.11a1 I just
downloaded and installed has a build date of 2/26/2012. As I remember,
you did all the Rst stuff this year.
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Edward K. Ream edream...@gmail.com wrote:
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Before you and I spend a lot of time debugging Leo, please tell me
the earliest version for which this tutorial works
On Fri, 1 Nov 2013 13:22:44 -0500
Edward K. Ream edream...@gmail.com wrote:
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How do I get it? 4.11a1 looked like the latest version.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/leo/files/Leo/4.11-b1/
or bzr pull
to this email. It's less than 2KB. I'm using
Leo 4.10 build 5020 2012-02-26. Is that why I'm getting no
myDocument.html?
I just downloaded 4.11, which I'll try tomorrow.
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On Fri, 25 Oct 2013 10:59:47 +0800
Zoom.Quiet zoom.qu...@gmail.com wrote:
Leo is my Favorites Mind Capsule ;-)
- she can contain all kinds of my Works (novel,
Zoom,
Could you please elaborate on how you use Leo in writing novels?
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branches, but by that time he knows the path like the back of his
hand.
By the way, where CAN I find the created rST?
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There's a #leo IRC channel on FreeNode, devoted to Leo, but right
now I
(and Chanserve) are the only ones on it.
IRC doesn't
. I was able to
increment in consecutive nodes and have it come out right.
That example uses clones to show how they can be used to reduce code
repetition.
I was unable to get several clones all execute.
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as the Leo outline gets added to --- you don't flip
a switch at the end and poof, a program shows up. The switch flipping
thing is an image that helps me envision the benefits of Leo, even
though it isn't quite accurate.
==
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construction method better than Java or whatever IDE Microsoft
is using these days, he'll shout it from the rooftops.
If Leo is capable of creating a piece of software like Leo itself, Leo
is a few tutorials and a couple videos away from fame and ubiquitous
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to talk :-)
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I bet people are doing things with Leo you never dreamed of, and some
of those things might be the itch some journalist wants to scratch.
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is running. Dazzle the hell
out of them with a couple other magic tricks. The last sentence should
be within an hour, you can be doing these things too. GIVE THEM A
REASON TO SALIVATE OVER LEO!!! Then, they'll have the proper incentive
to continue learning it.
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is to start using Leo, using the docs as a reference for
when you have questions. Ask question here when you get stuck.
Another possibility would be to make a #leo IRC group on FreeNode. This
works better in some communities than in others, and maybe it would
work well for Leo.
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to the effect of span class=myemphtext to be
emphasized/span, and that if I have another style called
shoutparagraph, I could apply that to whole paragraph type entities,
and it would render to p class=shoutparagraphlots of stuff/p?
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I don't get it. Everything I've ever seen tells me that RTF is an
almost-opaque text format whose only real asset is it's the one way
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Linux equivalent would be.
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I'm not sure if I heard wrong, confabulated some memory or what, but
somewhere I got the impression that you could outline a computer
program in Leo
forms and picklists, and the interaction
between the two, and then press the button and have the app work? Can
you also outline database interactions.
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GUI only because it requires Qt (well, actually
it can use Tk in certain limited cases, but it always needs one of the
two).
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comments in @data qt-gui-plugin-style-sheet, as well
as an Absolute Newbie's Section in the quickstart, which contains
absolutely nothing about using Leo for programming.
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On Fri, 18 May 2012 05:11:57 -0500, Noel Henson said:
Matej,
My old friend, nice to hear from you! You're the one that prompted me
on so when VO was in development. You created the original Percent
Done features. What you say had some truth in it. Bin sorting and
some of the other features
On Fri, 18 May 2012 15:53:29 +0200, Matej Cepl said:
On 18.5.2012 12:48, Steve Litt wrote:
1) Will VO developers have sufficient commitment to lasso the Vim
engine into doing things it was never intended to do?
How will Leo work via ssh?
ssh -X
How will Leo work on my Android phone
exactly.
EKR
Not only that, at this point we can't be sure that the VO community
will adopt Leo as the next thing, so I agree the more generic
@auto-otl would be best.
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