Hi Terry,
Thanks is working like a charm. I can put the "always put an empty space
after the word" in the documentation, once the script is published, but
now I wonder, there is any way to enforce it. I know that Leo can
capture interactively the input and made things with it, like happens
with "@language", ¿so could happen that if there is any @keyword in the
header, inserts automatically a space after it?
This has not much priority, mostly I'm using the script by myself, but
I'm curious about future developments.
Cheers,
Offray
El 05/01/14 22:29, Terry Brown escribió:
On Sun, 05 Jan 2014 22:01:16 -0500
Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas <[email protected]> wrote:
if not (node.h.startswith('@config') or
node.h.startswith('@ignore') or
node.h.startswith('@biblio') or
node.h.startswith('@ref')):
If there's always a space after the word, this might work:
if node.h.split()[0] not in ('@config', '@ignore', '@biblio', '@ref'):
Will look at the other question.
Cheers -Terry
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