On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 12:56 AM, zpcspm <[email protected]> wrote:
> Isn't .leoID.txt Windows specific?
No. Here is the logic that gets the id, from leoApp.setLeoID:
<< return if we can set leoID from sys.leoID >>
<< return if we can set leoID from "leoID.txt" >>
<< return if we can set leoID from os.getenv('USER') >>
<< put up a dialog requiring a valid id >>
<< attempt to create leoID.txt >>
As you can see, we look first for a 'leoID' attribute in the sys
module, then in leoID.txt. Thus, if you don't like your id appearing
in a .leo file, you can change leoID.txt to some innocuous value. As
for existing .leo files, it should be straightforward to alter "t" and
"tx" attributes to the same innocuous value. HTH.
Edward
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