I wanted to get the name of the currently opened leo file from a
script button.
I decided to look for hints on how to do this by looking at the code
that initially opens a leo file when leo is launched, in LeoPyRef.
I started at the node @thin runLeo.py --> run & helpers.
I see there in def run(...) there is a call to
g.computeStandardDirectories.
I would like to know what this function does.
Is there an easy way to jump to the node that defines it?
I was thinking it might be nice if I could clone that node and stick
it under "run & helpers" for future reference, but then it would end
up getting added to runLeo.py, right? And I wouldn't want that.
The only way I can think of is to do a ctrl+f, but that's kind of a
slow way of getting around.
Is there some way I don't know about to quickly jump to a node that
defines a function, or to bring some kind of link to that other node
over to this one without messing up the derived file?
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