Leo now supports the unl:// syntax. Leo colors from unl:// to the end of
the line.
More importantly, control-clicking on an unl:// link will open a .leo file
(if specified) and will select a node, if specified.
The syntax is: unl://(optional-path-to-a-.leo-file)(#)(optional unl).
The '#' is required if both parts are given.
Examples:
1. unl://leoSettings.leo
Opens leoSettings.leo
2. unl://leoSettings.leo#@settings-->Plugins-->wikiview plugin
Opens leoSettings.leo, and selects the wikiview plugin node.
3. When clicked in leoSettings.leo itself, these all select a node:
unl://@settings-->Plugins-->wikiview plugin-->@bool wikiview-active = True
unl://#@settings-->Plugins-->wikiview plugin-->@bool wikiview-active =
True
unl://@settings-->Plugins-->wikiview plugin-->@bool wikiview-active
unl://@settings-->Plugins-->wikiview plugin
This is a superb feature. In fact, it has existed for quite some time, but
the links used (abused) the file:// notation for URL's. The new notation
explicitly shows that the target will be a .leo file on the current machine.
The wikiview plugin (via its settings) is now aware of the unl:// notation.
Yes, some people may have to change file:// links to unl:// links. I'm good
with that. The old notation (and the old code) was intolerably wonky.
All comments and questions are welcome.
Edward
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