On 9/5/2013 9:18 AM, Terry Brown wrote:
A filesystem manager could be written using Leo as an interface, but I
kind of wonder if it makes sense, given all the existing tools. Of
course it will be needed for LeoOS :-)
Oh boy, now there's expectation :p
I've been thinking though - at least initially, LeOS could get by with a
generic QX11Embed plugin. LeOS would have a linux base and Leo would be
running in X Windows, so it would be fairly trivial to code a plugin to
embed an XWindows app in Leo - though it would be Linux/BSD/*nix
exclusive. But that's off topic.
Qt Tree widgets can display multiple columns of data, Ville was
suggesting that be leveraged for tag handling. You'd probably also
want that for a file browser, to show file size, date, etc. in
additional columns. Makes me wonder what else could be done with a
multicolumn tree... selective display/editing of node attributes (in
v.u) etc.?
An "Extended Tree" plugin could allow for user-defined columns, even -
controlled by Leo scripts! Each outline could have a document- (and
therefore context-) specific tree setup. Maybe.
-->Jake
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