On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 12:36 AM, Matt Wilkie <[email protected]> wrote:
> I look forward to trying out "leo x.y" as soon as I get to a machine
> with bzr on it.
No need to wait that long. Just download the today's daily snapshot.
> By far and away my most favourite feature of Win7 is in actual fact a
> very small improvement, that could likely have been added to any
> version of Windows in the last decade: [winkey]+[cursor-key] and
> [winkey]+[shift]+[cursor-key] (net search:Areo Snap). It's done more
> to make Windows light, and me feel productive, than any other thing I
> can think of in the last year or two.
I use Alt-space instead.
> I can imagine something similar for moving Leo panels around.
> Sometimes having the outline tree in the primary locus position just
> adds noise, when all I want to do is focus on the body pane, but
> grabbing the mouse and resizing the panes is too much fuss. Or maybe I
> want the [Nav] pane front and centre.
An excellent idea. Not sure how to do that...
> I now have to
>
> {{{
> [winkey] # wait a moment or so
> leo # wait a moment; must start from beginning, "eo" won't work.
> [alt]-[f]
> [f]
> 0...9 # select number corresponding to "apt-dev.leo"
> }}}
You are working too hard. I use one-letter .bat files that open Leo
in a console. I usually have two or three consoles open at any time,
and switch to an available console with Alt-tab.
So my workflow to start another Leo instance is::
Alt-tab (to a free console)
And *one* of the following::
e (for ekr.leo, for testing)
all (loads all my .leo files in a single qttabs gui)
d (loads LeoDocs.leo)
u (loads unitTest.leo)
And I have variants that force a particular python version:
all2,all3,d2,d3,e2,e3,u2,u3
Edward
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