Hi folks,
I did test leo some time ago, and decided to wait until the "new
layout" mechanism is sattled down. Now I downloaded leo version
(Leo 4.9.1 devel, build 4867, 2011-12-05 06:57:18 -0500) to try again.
The layout handling is OK, but I did encounter some strange behaviour
with @path and @auto directives.
General Info
==========
- leoSettings.leo activated plugins:
# default
contextmenu.py
leo_to_html.py
mod_scripting.py
nav_qt.py
quicksearch.py
stickynotes.py
todo.py
viewrendered.py
# I activated
active_path.py
attrib_edit.py
xml_edit.py
all other settings are default. There is no myLeoSettings.leo
===
OS: ubuntu 11.10
TestCase
========
A simplified testcase outline looks like this:
+ @path ~/tmp/
|
+- /tstLeo/
*- test.js
test.js file contains:
/* some comment */
var = "<< some text >>";
=====
When I doubleClick the test.js _the first time_ it says:
@verbatim is not a Leo directive: test declarations
undefined section: << some text >>
referenced from: test declarations
error: @auto did not import test.js perfectly
first mismatched line: 4 (original) = 4 (imported)
hook failed: icondclick1, <function <lambda> at 0x3a23848>,
leo.plugins.active_path
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/path/to/leo/core/leoPlugins.py", line 336, in callTagHandler
result = handler(tag,keywords)
File "/path/to/leo/plugins/active_path.py", line 124, in <lambda>
g.registerHandler(event, lambda t,k: onSelect(t,k))
File "/path/to/leo/plugins/active_path.py", line 229, in onSelect
if sync_node_to_folder(c,pos,path):
File "/path/to/leo/plugins/active_path.py", line 322, in
sync_node_to_folder
openFile(c,parent,d)
File "/path/to/leo/plugins/active_path.py", line 398, in openFile
c.importCommands.createOutline(d,parent=parent,atAuto=True)
File "/path/to/leo/core/leoImport.py", line 888, in createOutline
func(s,p,atAuto=atAuto)
File "/path/to/leo/core/leoImport.py", line 1531, in
scanJavaScriptText
scanner.run(s,parent)
File "/path/to/leo/core/leoImport.py", line 3327, in run
ok = self.errors == 0 and self.check(s,parent)
File "/path/to/leo/core/leoImport.py", line 1838, in check
return self.checkTrialWrite()
File "/path/to/leo/core/leoImport.py", line 1927, in checkTrialWrite
self.reportMismatch(lines1,lines2,bad_i1,bad_i2)
File "/path/to/leo/core/leoImport.py", line 2070, in reportMismatch
line = repr(lines2[i])
IndexError: list index out of range
======
I want to see, what's going on
I click the outline in no special order (see below)
* @path ~/tmp/
|
+- /tstLeo/ ... mouse click
+- test.js ... mouse click
it magically changes to this view:
* @path ~/tmp/
|
+- /tstLeo/
+- test.js
+- *test declarations*
test.js node contains:
@language javascript
@tabwidth -4
@others
-> OK
*test declarations* node contains:
/* comment */
@verbatim
var text1 = '<< some text >>';
which actually is the test.js file content. (except @verbatim) -> ???
=====
the log window doesn't show new information ...
=====
Save the file:
saved: workbook.leo
Closed the workbook.leo tab
=====
Open the file with: Menu: File: Recent: workbook.leo
I want to load test.js automatically, so I added @auto
* @path ~/tmp/
|
+- /tstLeo/
+- @auto test.js
+- *test declarations*
mouse right click: refresh from disk "@auto test.js"
log says:
@verbatim is not a Leo directive: test declarations
undefined section: << some text >>
referenced from: test declarations
error: @auto did not import @auto test.js perfectly
first mismatched line: 4 (original) = 4 (imported)
@verbatim is not a Leo directive: test declarations
undefined section: << some text >>
referenced from: test declarations
<Ctrl> Save
log says:
not written: /home/aaa/tmp/tstLeo/test.js
saved: workbook.leo
====
Added some comments "// test asdf" to node "test declarations"
content:
var text1 = '<< some text >>'; // test asdf
<Ctrl> Save -> OK
====
Close the workbook.leo tab
====
Having a look at the "real" directory structure it shows
/tstLeo
|
+- test.js
+- test.js.tmp
test.js content isn't changed -> OK
test.js.tmp contains no code just the comment -> ?????
====
Open file with: Menu: File: Recent: workbook.leo
outline says:
* @path ~/tmp/
|
+- /tstLeo/
+- @auto test.js
+- test declarations
+- test declarations
- the first "test declarations" contains the "leo node content"
- the second node contains the file test.js content.
- both are different. ?!?!
----
log says:
Leo Log Window
Leo 4.9.1 devel, build 4867, 2011-12-05 06:57:18 -0500
Python 2.7.2, qt version 4.7.3
linux2
reading: /home/aaaa/.leo/workbook.leo
reading: @auto test.js
@verbatim is not a Leo directive: test declarations
undefined section: << some text >>
referenced from: test declarations
@verbatim is not a Leo directive: test declarations
undefined section: << some text >>
referenced from: test declarations
error: @auto did not import @auto test.js perfectly
first mismatched line: 4 (original) = 4 (imported)
Original file...
2 u'*/\n'
3 u'\n'
4 u"var text1 = '<< some text >>';\n"
5 u'\n'
Imported file...
2 u'*/\n'
3 u'\n'
4 u'\n'
5 u'\n'
inserting @ignore
errors inhibited read @auto /home/aaa/tmp/tstLeo/test.js
=====
--- Test stopped ---
=====
As I wrote at the beginning, the above is a simplified testcase to
track down the "magic behaviour".
The first time I ran into this I did use a "real project" structure.
It took me hours to see the "inserting @ignore". message in the log
pane. I'm a _newbie_. I simply didn't see it ;) It took much time to
figure out, why I couldn't reproduce the strange behaviour again.
(Because @ignore, suppressed it)
It took me hours again (reading this group and the leo documentation)
to find out that:
var text1 = "<< some text >>";
can't be @auto imported/exported into a leo outline without troubles
or deep knowledge.
The point is:
- I can't beleve it. What am I missing?
help appreciated
-mario
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