Checking the outline after reads and before write takes a negligible amount
of time. On my mid-range machine it takes 0.15 sec. per 10,000 nodes. That
is, about 0.10 sec. on leoPy.leo.
Imo, nobody would notice if Leo *always* checked the .leo file after
reading and before writing. Except when the checks prevented catastrophe :-)
Permanently enabling such checks could be done easily:
- Disable the check-outline OK messages that now go to the log.
- Remove the --check-outline command-line option.
- Remove the following two settings and the associated "if" statements:
@bool check_outline_after_read
@bool check_outline_before_save
Hmm. Constant checking seems like all gain and no pain. Fewer options and
safer operation.
Your comments, please.
Edward
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