Maybe you should using different decorators.
No, it doesn't work. In leo/commands/helpCommands I replaced:
>
> def cmd(name):
> '''Command decorator for the helpCommands class.'''
> return g.new_cmd_decorator(name,['c','helpCommands',])
>
> with cmd = g.cmd where g.cmd is defined as you suggest, except it makes
> entries in g.global_commands_dict. I also added traces.
>
> After thinking a little about this problem:
Maybe you are trying to pack too much into one decorator. My solution
wasn't meant to work with a variable list of additional parameters (i.e. [
'c','helpCommands',]), but only with a variable number of names (aka
synonyms).
I don't know how many commands are involved that need additional parameters
(i.e. your key bindings). But instead of making case distinctions in your
command dispatch function you could use two decorators:
@keybinding('F12')
@command('help-for-leo')
defhelpForLeo(self):
...
The '@keybinding' decorator could then access the global_command_table
enhance the command.
This would make your intentions explicit and simplify the command dispatch
function.
Reinhard
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