Hi,
I've tried it and it's great, I think it will be useful, but it's not what
I was thinking of...
Let me try to explain what I had tougth about... What I would like to do is:
1. create a new .leo file
2. add a "template" node (eventually with sub nodes) with some ${schema}
and ${table} macro place holders in its contents
3. add a @file node to the .leo file
4. add to this @file node a new one with definitions such as
schema=SCHEMA_NAME and table=TABLE_NAME
5. add as a sub node to this last one a clone from the "template" node;
6. then, when I save everything, the @file would have "SCHEMA_NAME" and
"TABLE_NAME" everywhere a "${schema}" or a "${table}" were in the original
template node.
It would be important that, when I reopen the .leo file later, the macros
in the @file node where shown as ${schema} and ${table}, and not as it's
substituted text.
Now that I've described it, I can't see how it would be done... The
${macro} place holders should be on the contents of the @file node, so
after substitution, how could we recover it?
That's also why the code from Jacob is not what I need (but I'm already
thinking of other uses for it :) ): it will create a text when the button
is pressed, but the generated nodes will be just static text.
Thank you all.
Leo is great!
João
On Friday, May 3, 2013 7:48:27 PM UTC-3, João Alexandre Toledo wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for the delay... I'll try it this weekend and see how it works.
>
> Thank you.
>
> João
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