I assume all *nix shell users use the screen shell multiplexer,
and hopefully *nix shell users who use Leo know about the leoscreen
plugin which passes text back and forth between Leo and the shell
(provided you're running screen), which is very handy for build scripts
and SQL hacking etc. etc.
Anyway, if you're in that sliver on the Venn diagram :-) there's a new
command leoscreen-jump-to-error which scans the output in the shell for
the offending line in the last python traceback, handy if you're coding
python in Leo and running/debugging in the shell.
leoscreen-jump-to-error
Jump to the python error reported in the shell window, if the
file's loaded in the current Leo session. Just looks for a line:
File "somefile.py", line NNN, in xxx
and looks for a node starting with "@" and ending with "somefile.py",
then jumps to line NNN in that file.
Cheers -Terry
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