On 1/6/2014 11:14 AM, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas wrote:
Hi,
El 06/01/14 05:23, Fidel N escribió:
I would like to say something about the @ignore node:
I also use those in my scripts, and also want the same, for it to
ignore all its
subtree.
Dont you think this should be a default for Leo? @ignore nodes that
dont appear
on scripts or anything? Nodes and subtrees which are totally ignored? :)
I think that having @ignore nodes would be useful as a general case.
But I don't know who this can be used in particular intended scripts,
like the one I describe, so I think that knowing the internals of "do
nothing with the children" would be helpful, even if there is not a
general directive for that.
I think the following could be a general pattern -- assuming you're
handling the nodes in a loop:
heads = [parent.h.split(' ',1) for parent in pos.self_and_parents()]#
get a list of the first words in parent headlines
if '@ignore' in heads:# check if @ignore is in the list
continue # move on to the next iteration
# of the loop, i.e. the next value of pos
Hope this helps!
-->Jake
Would be nice to have people sharing their trees and @button scripts.
The advantage with @buttons is that are explicit about "being there",
the problem is that they pollute the interface. Being Leo a general
but deeply customizable tool having case of use for several
communities would be a way to spread the word about this hidden jewel
of computing beyond the frontiers of this small, geeky and nice
community :-)
Cheers,
Offray
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