On 11/22/2013 8:23 AM, Reinhard Engel wrote:
I've seen that the Leo documentation that comes with programm is split
into several separate .leo files. Are there any Best Practices for
deciding when and how a Leo file should be split in several separate
files? With PIMs, I know that much of that is a question of personal
preferences.
LeoDocs.leo stores the documentation (and is used to create the website).
CheatSheet.leo is a quick reminder of important concepts.
leoPlugins.leo contains the code for the plugins -- all of which
*should* be documented by a docstring.
leoSettings.leo and myLeoSettings.leo contain settings -- and as of
recent work are fairly self documenting... well, myLeoSettings.leo varies.
quickstart.leo is a newbie's guided tour, sort of
scripts.leo contains a few handy scripts.
The splits here are purely organizational, as far as I know --
conceptual chunks that are easy to understand in isolation, but which
would be unwieldy if they were all stored together in one massive outline.
My personal preference is to do this -- one .leo per 'project', though
what defines a project is more of a conceptual break rather than a hard
and fast separation.
How big can a Leo file grow without noticeable performane degradation?
That depends on your hardware. Leo holds everything in memory to the
best of my knowledge. Modern hardware shouldn't have any significant
performance issues unless you're holding the entirety of the Linux
kernel source in a single .leo outline :p
When opening Leo, is it possible to restore the state of the last
session (with all the tabs and opened files).
Leo has session support, though I haven't the slightest where the docs
are for this. It involves command-line options. Terry/Edward?
-->Jake
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