Hi.
As I use Leo to write PL/SQL code, I need to write similar text several
times, changing only small parts of it. It would be great if I could create
a node with the "template" and then clone it everywhere it should be
written, and then providing the parameters to be used in this writing.
Let me try to clarify it. I'd like to create a tree like this:
+- @file something.sql
+- Section 1
+ << Clone >> with Parameters A, B
+- Section 2
+ << Clone >> with Parameters C, D
In this tree, both "Clone" nodes would be generated from a template
specified somewhere in the tree, and would have parts of its text replaced
with values "A" and "B" in Section 1, and "C" and "D" in Section 2.
I've searched but couldn't find anything like this, then I've thought of
trying to write a hook to intercept the "save" command, but couldn't think
of a way to pass the parameters; I think the obvious way would be to put
the parameters after the "<< >>", but then all cloned nodes are changed, so
it wouldn't work.
Another alternative would be creating some kind of directive @something,
but I have no idea of how to do that.
Any ideas?
By the way, Leo is great!
Thanks.
João
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