On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 7:21 AM, Satheesh Babu Vattekkat
<[email protected]> wrote:
> One really good use I can
> think of is to automate generating outline files from different data
> sources.
> ie., take a minimal file, load it into Leo, then run through my
> exported data and attach instances of leoNodes to the file and then
> save it. I will also need to attach cloned nodes at various points in
> the outline.
>
> Has anyone done this or any pointers on how to go about this?
Creating a new Leo outline will create a minimal .leo file when you
save the outline.
A script can do this with c2 = c.new()
If you don't want to see the new window, you can use the contents of
c.new to guide you. c.new calls::
c,frame = g.app.newLeoCommanderAndFrame(
fileName=yourFileName,gui=None)
If gui is None, g.app.gui is used as default. We may want a null gui::
import leo.core.leoGui as leoGui
nullGui = leoGui.nullGui("nullGui")
c2,frame = g.app.newLeoCommanderAndFrame(
fileName=None,gui=nullGui)
c2.frame.createFirstTreeNode()
for p in c2.all_positions():
g.es(p.h)
This works.
Edward
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