On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 10:47 AM, vitalije <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>> ​Have you tried parse-body?  It uses Leo's importer code for the
>> @language in effect, if one exists. See the node "ic.parse_body & helper".
>> This should save you lots of work for the
>>
>
> I wasn't aware of this command. I will definitely try it. It is just
> another example how many cool things there are in Leo which even after 10+
> years of using Leo one can easily miss.
>

​Another way to the same thing is to use @auto the first time and then
convert @auto to @file.​

>
> Having said that, one editor feature came in to my mind. One of the
> editors that I used before (not sure which one), had this feature: to show
> tips on usage on start-up. Every time it starts it would greet a user with
> a window with something like: "Did you know that you can use ... to achieve
> ...." along with link to the page in documentation explaining further this
> feature. I remember discovering some very useful features that way. I
> suppose it wouldn't be too complicated to make such feature in Leo, but
> those short tips are to be written and collected first.
>

​Good idea.  The first items on this list would be bookmarks.py and cff.
Then maybe tab completion in the minibuffer.

Any other candidates?

Edward

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