This Leo script converts any part of a Leo outline to vim format::
'''Convert the selected tree to vimoutliner format.'''
n = p.level()
for p in p.self_and_subtree():
indent = '\t'*(p.level()-n)
print('%s%s' % (indent,p.h))
for s in p.b.splitlines(False):
print('%s: %s' % (indent,s))
There is one problem with this script: it will fail if a headline
starts with a colon. It should at least give a warning.
Another nit: because print adds a newline, the script will add a
newline at the end of any body text line that doesn't end with a
newline. Such lines probably can't be represented in vimoutliner
anyway, so adding a trailing newline for each node that needs one is
probably the best that can be done.
The vimoutliner-to-leo script will be more involved. I'll do that
next.
Edward
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