As I was writing some code and refactoring it into multiple functions,
I found it easiest to just create the extracted functions in the same
body as the original, larger function. Then I wanted the functions to
each be in a node by themselves. Doing it manually seemed tedious and
I wondered how Leo's already existing import functionality could be
used to automate it. Here is the code I came up with:
# Find the scanner/importer function for the current language
# Until I research how to auto-detect, just hard-code for python
ext = ".py"
i = c.importCommands.importDispatchDict.get(ext)
if i:
# Insert the splitted/imported code as sibling to original
p2 = p.insertAfter()
p2.h = p.h + " (imported)"
i(p.b, p2)
else:
g.es ("Importer not found for extension '%s'" % ext)
c.redraw()
Any pointers on how I can automatically detect the proper extension of
the current node?
Brian
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