Here are two basic commands I created for researching .leo files. I use them to mark/unmark the 'breadcrumbs' to nodes when marking/unmarking those nodes themselves (first parents, counting the way Leo does). I like knowing which categories and subcategories contain nodes I've marked (the current node is marked as well, naturally, showing where the breadcrumbs lead).
It's not the code I want to share, really, as much as the idea. My apologies
if this has been covered before. I did a cursory search in LeoRef.py and on
the net before posting this, but it's always possible I've missed something.
I also realize that this may only be useful for my own study habits - I'm
sorry if it doesn't apply to you.
tscv11
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