On Sunday, November 17, 2013 11:28:17 PM UTC+1, Terry wrote:

How did you create your myLeoSettings.leo?   
>
> For what I think you're trying to do, you should have started with an 
> empty file, made a @settings node in it, and copied the 
> 'leo_dark theme 0 settings' node from leoSettings.leo under the 
> @settings node you created. 
>

That's exactly what I did.
 

>
> Assuming that's what you did, which settings are you seeing duplicated? 
>
>
I have just realized that the settings in the the @data 
qt-gui-plugin-style-sheet node are automatically generated by the script in 
the "stylesheet & source" node, based on the settings stored in the 
children nodes. Initially, I had been changing the settings in the children 
node, not caring much about the @data qt-gui-plugin-style-sheet node, which 
still retained the old values. Now, I know about it (and I have 
successfully generated it via the script), but still I don't understand 
what is the need for it, since those settings were already stored in the 
other nodes?! Clearly, I am missing something.

 

> Also, for future reference, which OS are you using? 
>

Windows 8.1
 
Please, Terry, do weed out the redundant parts. Maybe restructuring the 
settings tree would also improve things.


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