Hi:
Im checking for a function which will go to a node, as opposed to "select
it".
*Reason:*
- If I select a node with c.selectPosition(Node), the outline will go to
that node, and select it, but *my previous node will still be selected*
Checking:
*LeoPyRef.leo#Code-->Core classes-->@file leoCommands.py-->class
commands-->Command handlers...-->Outline menu...-->Goto (Commands)*
*
*
There is no command that will go to a specific node, selecting it as an
absolute node as oposed to just selecting it and leaving the rest selected.
My workaround is just to first deselect all selected positions then do the
goto(Desired node):
for item in c.getSelectedPositions():
c.selectPosition(item)
c.selectPosition(Node i want to go to)
But I would think that would be a good addition as a command and is as
basic as any other current goto function. I also know its not so important
but heck I wanted to post anyway just in case.
Cheers guys.
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