I had set vim_exe and vim_cmd in a file a long time ago and then
didn't pursue the feature. Today I was confused by having in
$HOME/.leo/myLeoSettings.leo
@string vim_exe = /usr/bin/gvim
@string vim_cmd = /usr/bin/gvim --server LEO
@enabled_plugins
open_with.py
vim.py
...following the example in leoSettings.leo. However, the Help menu
"Print settings" showed:
[F] vimcmd = /usr/bin/vim
[F] vimexe = /usr/bin/vim
Now that I understand it, I see that print settings was trying to help
me by noting that those settings had been specified in the immediate
file [F] whereas other settings were modified in $HOME/.leo/
myLeoSettings.leo [M]
Please change "Print settings" so that it displays the underscores in
the setting names - or, if underscores in setting names are ignored,
please mention that prominently in the User Guide chapter "Customizing
Leo", and also perhaps in leoSettings.leo, where the only mention of
name transformation appears to be in "About this file-->Note about
canonicalized names":
When looking at @x, Leo converts to lower case and removes minus
signs.
Therefore, @if-platform and @ifPlatformare equivalent to @ifplatform.
(yup, there's a space could be added).
- Stephen
On Jul 2, 2:23 pm, "Ville M. Vainio" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 8:34 PM, Ville M. Vainio<[email protected]> wrote:
> > It works by enabling vim.py and double-clicking on the icon. The
> > biggest difference to current "Edit in gvim" from rclick menu is that
> > it reuses the same gvim process/window.
>
> As a slight bonus, I added vim-open command for this, to enable
> binding to a key. Double clicking is annoying in Qt (it activates &
> higlights the headline text as well)
>
> --
> Ville M. Vainiohttp://tinyurl.com/vainio
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