It's a bit hacky, but you can replace 'c' with 'g.app.log.c' to get the
current active commander. I think. YMMV.
-->Jake
On 7/9/2015 3:22 PM, john lunzer wrote:
I'm working on a plugin that right now I have implemented as a
@command. I'm creating a floating window that I would like to persist
across outlines. After creation I'm storing that window
in g.app.permanentScriptDict. Every time I run the command I look in
g.app.permanentScriptDict for the window's key and then re-engage the
window.
The problem I am facing is that after creation when I reference the c
global variable anywhere in the command/script it always things it's
the c from the outline the window was first init-ed in. I'm not saving
c anywhere. I'm confused because I thought c was supposed to refer to
the current commander.
I'm sure there is some detail of Leo that is simply escaping my
understanding but I'm thoroughly confused. Any light shed on this
would be awesome and much appreciated.
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