I can totally replicate that.
I would have never have noticed this before. I live my entire life in one
.leo file.
1. Open Leo, which loads the default file.
2. Open second .leo file, I replicated this using LeoDocs.leo.
3. Ctrl-F places cursor just before first character in body pane.
4. Se
Re: I have confirmed after opening any leo file, it takes *2* Ctrl-F inputs
for the "find pattern" box to be active.
Further clarification - when leo first starts opening default workbook.leo
file, Ctrl-F works correctly, activating the "find pattern" box.
Any file opened after that needs 2 Ctrl
Chris,
Thanks for your info. I'll try settings, OS, python and install options to
see if any differences occur.
In the meantime I have confirmed after opening any leo file, it takes *2*
Ctrl-F inputs for the "find pattern" box to be active.
The first Ctrl-F lands before the first character in t
To assist in determining if it is a plugin, I have leo_to_html, nodewatch
and word_count enabled. That leaves redirect_to_log, attrib_edit,
screen_capture and quickMove.
Enabling these plugins one at a time does not change the behaviour for me.
Ctrl-F puts me in the "find pattern" box every tim
These are the plugins I have enabled:
leo.plugins.nav_qt myLeoSettings.leo
leo.plugins.leo_to_html myLeoSettings.leo
leo.plugins.quicksearch myLeoSettings.leo
leo.plugins.printingmyLeoSettings.leo
leo.plugins.redirect_to_log myLeoSettings.leo
leo.plugins.viewrenderedmyL
On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 6:22 PM, lewis wrote:
> This focus problem has returned. I have confirmed that the Global settings
> is *@bool minibuffer_find_mode = False*
> I have no personal setting to override this setting.
> With any leo file Ctrl-F, focus lands in the body pane.
>
My apologies for
Hello,
Ctrl-F acts as advertised here. It consistently lands in the "find pattern"
box no matter where the focus starts. Different OS, different python
version.
Chris
Leo Log Window
Leo 5.1-b1, build 20150402110246, Thu Apr 2 11:02:46 CDT 2015
Git repo info: branch = master, commit = 2893ffd2
This focus problem has returned. I have confirmed that the Global settings
is *@bool minibuffer_find_mode = False*
I have no personal setting to override this setting.
With any leo file Ctrl-F, focus lands in the body pane.
Leo Log Window
Leo 5.1-b1, build 20150402110246, Thu Apr 2 11:02:46 CDT
Bug 84 added
https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/issues/84
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On Sunday, September 21, 2014 1:25:33 AM UTC-5, lewis wrote:
>
> Hi Edward,
>
> A minor improvement would be useful to ensure after a Ctrl-F the focus
> always lands in the field.
>
I have just verified that Ctrl-F puts focus in the "find pattern" box when
@bool minibuffer_find_mode = False.
On Sun, Sep 21, 2014 at 9:36 AM, 'Terry Brown' via leo-editor
wrote:
> Sounds similar to https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/issues/57
> unrelated code wise probably, but unintentional typing in body text is
> probably my biggest day to day annoyance - it's not that big a deal,
> but just an
On Sat, 20 Sep 2014 23:25:33 -0700 (PDT)
lewis wrote:
> Hi Edward,
>
> A minor improvement would be useful to ensure after a Ctrl-F the
> focus always lands in the field.
> Open cheatsheet.leo , Ctrl-F, focus correctly lands in the pattern
> here> field
> But when I open LeoDocs.leo or quicks
Just to sum up, in case Edward ends up jumping to the pool and swims inside
the "find code", the other recent issue that we talked about would be fixed
if this were to happen:
- The user press "enter" inside the text input =>> this
should unconditionally be equivalent to doing a new search, wit
Hi Edward,
A minor improvement would be useful to ensure after a Ctrl-F the focus
always lands in the field.
Open cheatsheet.leo , Ctrl-F, focus correctly lands in the field
But when I open LeoDocs.leo or quickstart.leo, focus lands in the body
pane, and when you start entering your search pat
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