On Sat, 21 Jun 2014 03:43:08 -0700 (PDT) Fidel N <fidelpe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I just made two scripts for importing from MindJet and Freemind. > I really think those two should be in the menu "File -> import ->" > Because when a new user comes to Leo, he most likely comes from any > other of the most famous outliners (IE freemind or mindjet). > So it will feel very good to import their mindmaps with two clicks. I > know for sure I would have loved it. https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/issues/32 :) Cheers -Terry > For importing your MindJet mindmap, first you have to export it to > CSV, using the following options: > - Select the 'outline' layout when exporting > - Tick all the options but the 'inlcude topic properties' > > Now you are ready to import your mindmap to Leo with this script. > Copy it and paste it into a node, replace the path with your mindmap > path, and execute the script (with the hotkey control + B): > > #Your currently selected node will be replaced with the outline you > are importing. > #Replace the path with the path of your file: > > > file_path = 'D:/exmample/mymindmap.csv' > > > max_chars_in_header = 80 #Nodes with more characters than that (or > with line jumps) will be inserted as bodies instead of as header. > > > #INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXPORTING FROM MINDJET: You need a csv file > exported from MindJet. When exporting, make sure you: > # - Use the layout "outline" > # - Tick all the options but "inlcude topic properties" > > > > > import csv > > > def get_row_level(row): > count = 0 > while count<=len(row): > if row[count]: > return count+1 > else: > count = count+1 > return -1 > > > def get_row_string(row): > count = 0 > while count<=len(row): > if row[count]: > return row[count] > else: > count = count+1 > return None > > > reader = csv.reader(open(file_path)) > > > initial_level = c.p.level() > last_created_level = c.p.level() > last_created_node = c.p.copy() > > > > > for row in list(reader)[1:]: > new_level = get_row_level(row) + initial_level > get_row_string(row) > if new_level > last_created_level: > last_created_node = > last_created_node.insertAsLastChild().copy() last_created_node.b = > get_row_string(row) last_created_level = last_created_level+1 > elif new_level == last_created_level: > last_created_node = last_created_node.insertAfter().copy() > last_created_node.b = get_row_string(row) > elif new_level < last_created_level: > > for item in last_created_node.parents(): > if item.level() == new_level-1: > last_created_node = item.copy() > break > > > last_created_node = > last_created_node.insertAsLastChild().copy() last_created_node.b = > get_row_string(row) last_created_level = last_created_node.level() > > for p in c.p.unique_subtree(): > if len(p.b.splitlines())==1: > if len(p.b.splitlines()[0])<max_chars_in_header: > p.h = p.b.splitlines()[0] > p.b = "" > else: > p.h = "@node_with_long_text" > else: > p.h = "@node_with_long_text" > > > c.redraw() > > If you are coming from Freemind, you just have to export your > freemind mindmap into html, then use this script. > Copy and paste this script into a node, replace the path inside it > with the path where you have your mindmap.html file, then run the > script (hotkey control + B) > > > #Your currently selected node will be replaced with the outline you > are importing. > #Replace the path with the path of your file: > > file_path = 'D:/exmample/mymindmap.mm.html' > > > max_chars_in_header = 80 #Nodes with more characters than that (or > with line jumps) will be inserted as bodies instead of as header. > > > #INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXPORTING FROM FREEMIND: Export your outline into > html, then you can use this script. > > > import lxml.html > > > global outline_dict > > > outline_dict = {} > > > global count > count = 0 > > > def element_to_node(parent_node, element ): > global count > global outline_dict > count = count+1 > my_actual_count = int(count) > > > if len(list(element.iterchildren())): > # if > len(list(list(element.iterchildren())[0].iterchildren())): > > > outline_dict[str(my_actual_count)] = {} > outline_dict[parent_node]['children'].append(str(my_actual_count)) > if len(list(list(element.iterchildren())[0].iterchildren())): > outline_dict[str(my_actual_count)]['string'] = > list(list(element .iterchildren())[0].iterchildren())[0].text > else: > outline_dict[str(my_actual_count)]['string'] = > list(element. iterchildren())[0].text > outline_dict[str(my_actual_count)]['children'] = list() > if len(list(element.iterchildren()))>1: > for child in > list(element.iterchildren())[1].iterchildren(): > element_to_node(str(my_actual_count),child) > > > htmltree = lxml.html.parse(file_path) > > > root = htmltree.getroot() > > > body = root.findall('body')[0] > outline_dict[str(0)] = {} > outline_dict[str(0)]['children'] = list() > outline_dict[str(count)]['string'] = > list(list(body.iterchildren())[0]. iterchildren())[0].text > outline_dict[str(count)]['children'] = list() > > > for item in list(list(body.iterchildren())[1].iterchildren()): > > element_to_node(str(0), item ) > > > > > > > > #Up to here, the script was for importing into a dict. Now we export > that dict into nodes: > > def add_children_as_nodes(node_id_to_add, parent_id): > > > global outline_dict > > > for node in c.p.unique_subtree(): > if node.h == parent_id: > my_parent = node.copy() > > newchild = my_parent.insertAsLastChild().copy() > newchild.h = node_id_to_add > newchild.b = outline_dict[node_id_to_add]['string'] > > for child_id in outline_dict[node_id_to_add]['children']: > add_children_as_nodes(child_id, node_id_to_add) > > > > c.p.h = str(0) > c.p.b = outline_dict['0']['string'] > for child_id in outline_dict['0']['children']: > add_children_as_nodes(child_id, '0') > > > for p in c.p.unique_subtree(): > if len(p.b.splitlines())==1: > if len(p.b.splitlines()[0])<max_chars_in_header: > p.h = p.b.splitlines()[0] > p.b = "" > else: > p.h = "@node_with_long_text" > else: > p.h = "@node_with_long_text" > > > c.redraw() > > And there you go, you just got your most loved mindmaps in Leo! > > Just one thing to add, you are only importing the text /data of your > mindmap, not the formats, colors, or media! > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. 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