In the top of the Leo source tree, "create-leobat.bat":
{{{
-=[create-leobat.bat]=-
Create batch files to launch Leo Editor that can be
placed and run from anywhere on this machine.
and optionally register filetype with windows
Usage:
create-leobat "c:\path\to\python.exe"
create-leobat "c:\path\to\python.exe" register
}}}
Expected to be used when installing from source or a nightly zipball (not
needed when using the standard Windows installer). It needs to live in the
same folder as "launchLeo.py".
This is more straightforward and less bug pront than the Leo scripts for
doing the same (under .../leo/scripts) because there is no logic for a)
determining python.exe path, and b) elevating the python process to admin
privileges.
However this means it's up to the user to figure out those two things. So
it's not necessarily a candidate for the install docs, but should be
documented somewhere. I'm just not sure where.
-matt
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