On Tue, Apr 01, 2008 at 06:23:52PM -0500, Edward K. Ream wrote:
>
> This makes no sense whatever. I suspect you mistyped something.
>
> Everything works for me as expected.
>
> Edward
Hmmm... Okay.
I have a test case now. It was not as simple as I thought:
1) Create a new file
$ leo foo.leo
2) replace the "New Headline" with "@nosent foo" and put some text in the body.
3) Save file. The "foo" file gets created with the body text. So far, so good.
4) Exit leo.
5) Remove foo and re-enter leo:
$ rm foo
$ leo foo.leo
6) Save the file. "foo" is not created, even though its contents are in
the body pane.
7) Now, modify the body pane and save, "foo" is created.
So the edge condition appears to be where I "save" the unmodified leo file
and the @nosent file is missing/removed. In that case, I suspect that the
"save" does nothing and so no @nosent file is generated.
Sorry for the confusion, but this is exactly the case with the missing
ILeo_doc.txt in Ville's ipython sources (which should have been generated
via leo_bridge_demo.leo). This is why I thought that adding the "@c"
did the trick. In fact, any modification would have been sufficient.
---Kayvan
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