> Do you use it? does it operate on nodes?
> Seeing it on the 'File' menu, it looks to be intended only for files, not
nodes.

Works perfectly.

@settings->@openwwith Vim

node contents are simply:

ext:
kind:  subprocess.Popen
arg: (location of vim executable)

Sounds like it would open the whole external file (I am using this on
@clean files) but actually opens the node that is selected in leo in vim
(could be any editor).  When you save in vim, it updates the corresponding
node in leo.  Sometimes I also have the whole external file open in vim as
well as these separate vim windows tied to specific leo nodes; vim detects
any changes to the external file and asks if you want to update the current
view so it all works together well.  Because this works for me, have not
been particularly interested in an @edit node in leo that contains the
whole file.

Steve

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