On Sunday, August 16, 2020 at 2:50:51 PM UTC-4, k-hen wrote:
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> I saw there was a tutorial on "Creating Documents from Outlines" but it
> seems specific to @rst which isn't my objective.
> I haven't located any other tutorials re: documents, but perhaps I'm blind.
>
Here's one alternative, d
On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 1:50 PM wrote:
> ... Ohhh Thank you Thomas, that explains it (feeling rather foolish).
>
> And thank you too Edward, you stated it quite clearly in your message, I
> was just too thick-headed to pick up on it :-(
>
You're welcome. Maybe I'll add some recent words to
On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 2:03 PM Félix wrote:
> If I remember correctly, there are *some instances* where @others are
> facultative (all child's content appended after content of current node)
> but I can't recall them offhand specifically.
>
Iirc, that would be @asis. Don't use @asis unless you
If I remember correctly, there are *some instances* where @others are
facultative (all child's content appended after content of current node)
but I can't recall them offhand specifically.
Sometimes its better to chose a directive combination over another (@file,
@auto, @clean, ..., with @oth
... Ohhh Thank you Thomas, that explains it (feeling rather
foolish). And thank you too Edward, you stated it quite clearly in
your message, I was just too thick-headed to pick up on it :-(
I knew the @others directive was an *option* (like the others), just
didn't seem like it was a *require
It's what we were saying the other day. If you want to have child nodes,
you need to put a line
@others
in the parent where you want the "others" - that is, the child subtree - to
show up in the external file. And, most useful for Python programming, if
the "@others" is indented, then the li
On Sat, Aug 15, 2020 at 10:03 AM Thomas Passin wrote:
> Something I still don't quite understand - what is different between
@auto and @file trees once an @auto tree has been imported?
Good question. @clean is also involved.
@auto: Always import the file, creating nodes each time. Does not sav
On Saturday, August 15, 2020 at 9:26:09 AM UTC-4, Edward K. Ream wrote:
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> On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 11:49 AM k-hen > wrote:
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>> Hi guys,
>> I'm trying to change and @auto node to an @clean node, but I'm getting
>> and error writing the file.
>
>
> Make sure the root node (@auto, @file, @clean)
On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 11:49 AM k-hen wrote:
> Hi guys,
> I'm trying to change and @auto node to an @clean node, but I'm getting and
> error writing the file.
Make sure the root node (@auto, @file, @clean) contains an @others
directive in the body.
Some background. When Leo writes any kind of
On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 3:24 PM k-hen wrote:
> I've attached the Leo file ... couldn't really be more basic. @file
> doesn't isn't working either.
>
As Félix says, this is an empty file. Changing @clean to @file works for me.
Edward
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On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 2:34 PM Thomas Passin wrote:
> I've done that a few times without trouble. First thing I would try is to
> change to @file and save. Once that works, try the change to @clean.
>
> If it still doesn't work, create a new @clean node, copy the subtree to
> it, delete the (n
For an @file tree, you have to have the external file available in the
right place, or Leo won't have anything to read. All the structure (and
text) is stored in the external file, and it all has to be read for Leo to
(re)create the tree. With an @clean tree, the structure and text is stored
uh, the file nodes are empty...
On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 4:24:17 PM UTC-4, k-hen wrote:
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> I've attached the Leo file ... couldn't really be more basic. @file
> doesn't isn't working either.
>
> If I create a *new* @file node then it does seem to create the file and
> work,
> but it's lik
I've attached the Leo file ... couldn't really be more basic. @file doesn't
isn't working either.
If I create a *new* @file node then it does seem to create the file and
work,
but it's like that particular filename is corrupted or cached or something
now, because even turning @file off & on ag
I've done that a few times without trouble. First thing I would try is to
change to @file and save. Once that works, try the change to @clean.
If it still doesn't work, create a new @clean node, copy the subtree to it,
delete the (now empty) @auto node, and see if it saves. If not, there
mig
Hi guys,
I'm trying to change and @auto node to an @clean node, but I'm getting and
error writing the file. When I use the @auto then the file writes fine so
it's not the path or anything.
I'm sorry to keep bothering you, but I really want this to work.
errors writing: test.txt
Orphan node: do
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