I would like to see a fuller outline view of Leo trees. So instead of
seeing one body only and the tree of headlines, I want to display all the
parts of the tree (all bodies and subheadings) as continuous text, much
like a word processor outline.
I can almost do that myself in the preview panel. Here is a very sloppy
"preview-tree" script (good for a laugh for anyone who does much Leo
programming!).
result = ["\n\n>"+p.h,"\n"+p.b]
for p2 in p.subtree():
result.append("\n\n>>"+p2.h + "\n\n" )
for i in p2.b.split('\n'):
result.append("\n| " + i)
s = ''.join(result)
g.app.gui.runScrolledMessageDialog(c=c, msg = g.u('rst:\n') + s )
This needs a total redesign, but it does give an idea of the results I want
to get: the whole tree (not necessarily in rst format).
I think I could probably get this to work correctly, but the really tough
part, I think, is being able to click somewhere on the tree preview and go
to the pertinent node in the headline/body panels.
This looks like a feature that Word has, but that Leo doesn't, as far as I
can tell. Or am I missing something (besides the fact that such things can
be done in Leo almost magically!) ?
Any suggestions for a full tree preview ?
Bill
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