I just decided to give Leo a try last weekend, and there's a lot about it that I really like. It does seem to do some unique things, and a lot of my time this week has been spent reading the documentation and playing with it.
I thought I would first ask about some simple text editing behaviors that I'd like to modify. First, Ctrl-Backspace and Ctrl-Delete. I didn't realize how much I used these until they stopped working like I expected. I found the "kill-word" and "backward-kill-word" commands by looking in leoSettings.leo, but it seems to leave behind punctuation characters and whitespace. I tried to think of how this would be useful, but didn't come up with anything. Perhaps someone could explain? Are other people simply not used to Ctrl-Backspace the way I am? In any case, I'd love to change/fix this behavior (and I wouldn't mind customizing it so it would remove multiple spaces at once without removing the word next to the spaces, but that's less important, and I'm still thinking about the exact behavior). If this is not something you'd want to change in the core, would a plugin be the best way to create the desired behavior, either by creating a new command or modifying the existing one? One related thing: backspace seems to remove multiple spaces, to the tab stop I suppose, and this has been tripping me up. How can I change the behavior so it only removes one space (I would like to use the aforementioned Ctrl-Backspace or Shift-Tab when I need to remove multiple spaces). I'm liking Leo a lot; I'm hopeful that I can find some good uses for it. Thanks for creating such an interesting application. Sam -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/leo-editor?hl=en.
