For me as long as auto-complete / tab-complete are case insensitive it's
fine to not lower-case all commands and to match the source case.
my 2c.
matt
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I think a warning message to the log window when nested @file/@clean are
seen is a good idea, with a pointer to the doc about the dangers.
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> Expect 5.9-final this Friday, May 3. This will be a full release,
>> including uploads to SourceForge.
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>
The main thing Sourceforge release has that is missing from PyPi release is
Windows* desktop integration: Start menu and Desktop links, file
association icons and double-click
>From the Github issue:
@vitalije: Sorry, but I didn't ask the right question. I am not familiar
> with the way you create PyPy package. I thought that setup.py is invoked to
> do that.
>
Feel free to ignore rest of this message as we've moved past this point.
However to address the point of
> A colleague of mine added text to the main file after the @others
> statement, after one of the three nested @clean nodes, but and before the
> other two, using an external editor.
> Strangely, the new content ended up split between these two latter @clean
> nodes, and the original content
>
> This is more complicated to describe than to do, so let me start coding
> and then we all can start testing.
>
Ok
matt
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Late to the party, but jumping in to say: yay! I'd love to see Leo's
website served from Github pages, or at least a repo where PR's can be
issued. Ditto the docs. I've made a few small doc changes here and there
but have found the unfamiliar scaffolding makes me cautious and slow.
Joe, the
Thanks! I need all the help I can get ;-)
matt
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>- In general, how does pyzo integration with Leo improve Leo as a
>writing or PIM tool
>
> Specifically, perhaps not too much. The niceness of saved window layouts
without digging through the easter egg menu will be appreciated I think.
Also Pyzo comes from the same mind that
>
> Leo must have commands corresponding to all pyzo menu items. These
> commands will have names starting with pyzo-. Some commands may have
> shorter aliases.
>
`pz` perhaps
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Hello,
I'm trying to use Leo in a somewhat off the beaten path environment,
so that is likely the source of the problem, but nevertheless I would
like to get it to work if possible, or at least identify the problem
if not. Any help is appreciated.
The environment is Windows XP Home with python
Oops, subject line was supposed to be leo 4.7.beta1: tries to load
*tk* even with gui=qt?
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Hello,
Yesterday I imported some windows batch files to @file, changed them
to @shadow, and used @path to shorten the node name. Today Leo has
lost track of the shadow files (the body text is empty), and when I
attempted to re-link one Leo zeroed out the target (overwrote an empty
file). This is
How good it is to see all the great development work now available as
an enduser beta! Thanks everyone. :)
Is, or can, the documentation be available as a pdf or some other
format suitable for printing? I'm grappling with getting the hang of
Leo and think some time spent lounging on the couch
Getting back to the subject line, beginner questions about using
@shadow: what is the most efficient means of committing changes made
to a shadow file to the real file?
Right now if I make a change to '@shadow a.py function_foo' in the
body pane and want to write that change to the real file
\-- @shadow a.py
\-- function_foo
\-- function_too
etc.
I moved the shadow up to the top of the tree and save started to work.
-matt
On Feb 16, 12:02 am, maphew map...@gmail.com wrote:
Getting back to the subject line, beginner questions about using
@shadow: what is the most
Figured out the common thread between my two machines: I get this
error whenever I use the Recent Files menu. After using it once in a
session, the list of recent files is empty.
-matt
On Feb 15, 8:35 am, maphew map...@gmail.com wrote:
Here is the error on Windows XP. I installed python-2.5.4
Here is the error on Windows XP. I installed python-2.5.4.msi,
followed by Leo-4-5-1-2-final.exe and ipython-0.9.1.win32-setup.exe
(not necessarily in that order).
Error: 1
type 'exceptions.TypeError' Exception in Tk callback
Function: function add_commandCallback at 0x01E4DAF0 (type: type
Hello,
The page at http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/install.html
instructs one to sudo ./install to install Leo on linux but that
script does not exist in Leo-4-5-1-final.zip.
cheers,
-matt
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I get a similar error on Windows with leo 4-5-1 but I forgot to mail
it to myself so I don't know if it's exactly the same
Hello,
I have a beginner's question about using @shadow: what is the
recommended method to import a file from project which doesn't use
Leo? For example I have checked out a.py from svn to c:\src\Appy\trunk
\a.py. I have a %home%\code\LocalAppy.leo project with some notes in
it and have created
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