On Jul 17, 2:02 pm, thyrsus <[email protected]> wrote:
> Proofreading much appreciated!

See you touched chapter 3 also, here are my notes on that:
Under:
Cloning nodes -
    A cloned nodes becomes a regular node
again when its penultimate clone is deleted.
sxtra s: node, also penultimate might be a little high brow
Perhaps:
    A cloned node wil become a regular node
again whenever deletion makes it the only instance left.

Creating and destroying multiple body editors -
    Three commands in the Cmds:Body Editors menu allow to create
and destroy separate editors in the body pane.
misspeaks:
Perhaps:
    Three commands in the Cmds:Body Editors menu allow to create,
destroy, or cycle focus on; separate editors in the body pane.

Dragging nodes -
    I think this only applies to Tkinter gui;
Perhaps:
    (Note: not implemented in Qt gui yet.)

Editting body text -
-   Normal printing characters are inserted at the point of the
insertion cursor.
Not all the story:
Perhaps:
-   Normal printing characters are inserted at the point of the
insertion cursor, (overwritting any selection).

-   Control-Shift-Up and Control-Shift-Down move the insertion cursor
by
    paragraphs and extend the selection. Control-p and Control-n
behave
    the same as Up and Down, respectively. **Note**: by default, Leo
    binds Control-p and control-n to commands.
not true for Qt, plus isn't control-n bound to "New" in the file menu?

-   Control-/ selects the entire contents of the widget.

-   Control-\ clears any selection in the widget.
not true for Qt

Expanding & contracting nodes -

    You can expand or contract a node by clicking in the standard
Windows Tree
View icon to the left of the status icon. Expanding a node shows its
immediate
children; contracting a node hides all its children. The Expand All
Subheads
command expands all of a nodes offspring (children, grandchildren,
etc.)
Perhaps;
    You can expand or contract a node by clicking in the standard
Windows Tree
View icon to the left of the status icon, (the gray box with a plus or
minus sign).
Expanding a node shows its immediate children; contracting a node
hides all its
children.
note that the command mentioned below is not exposed by the menus, and
does not
seem to exist any more.
The Expand All Subheads command expands all of a nodes offspring
(children, grandchildren, etc.)

Navigating through the outline -
Note only the first paragraph applies ot both gui's, the others aren't
true for Qt.

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I'll have a  look at chapter $ later

Tom

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