On Sat, Jul 15, 2017 at 12:11 AM, lewis <[email protected]> wrote:
> I think the 5 Open file menu items under *Cmds> Files and Directories>
> Open *should be considered for removal.
> Opening the files are not commands, but all other entries are.
>
Actually, they are commands, and I use some of them all the time. Leo's
@menu nodes can show the actual commands, or an alias, more suited to menus.
For example, @item open-cheat-sheet-leo in leoSettings.leo has this body:
&CheatSheet.leo
This sets the label and so-called accelerator in the menu. The actual
command is open-cheat-sheet-leo.
Previously, I only ever used menus to open settings files. Now, I do:
<Alt-x>my<tab><return> # my-leo-settings-leo
<Alt-x>leo-set<tab><return> # leo-settings-leo
Consider that users already have 2 menu routes to these leo files via
>
> *File> Open Leo File> CheatSheet.leo
> LeoDocs.leo*
>
>
> *LeoDist.leo
> leoPluginsRef.leo etc*
> *and*
>
>
>
> *Help> CheatSheet.leo LeoDocs.leo quickstart.leo*
>
This redundancy doesn't both me (I was aware of it), and may help newbies.
Edward
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