>
>
>>> If you put the following code into a node with the headline `@button
> clone-to-calendar @key=Alt-4`:
> v = p.v
> cal = c.find_h('Calendar')[0]
> cal_v = cal.v
> if cal_v not in v.parents:
> cal_v.children.append(v)
> v.parents.append(cal_v)
> cal_v.children.sort(key=lambda x:x.h)
> c.redraw()
>
Yes. The code works. I put it under one @command button, and I can use a
shortcut key to clone current node. Like a magic！
I'm trying to optimize it by adding an abbreviation. I put below to
my @data abbreviations
cal;;={|{
\:v = p.v
\:cal = c.find_h('Calendar')[0]
\:cal_v = cal.v
\:if cal_v not in v.parents:
\: cal_v.children.append(v)
\: v.parents.append(cal_v)
\: cal_v.children.sort(key=lambda x:x.h)
\: c.redraw()
\:}|}
I am expecting when I key in cal;;, the node will be automatically cloned.
So I will not need to lose my focus when editing the meeting node body.
However, the cal;; is not working as my expected. The editor must
understood cal;; since I cannot key in another ';' after cal;;.
Do you know is there any limitation to implement such logic inside an
abbreviation?
Thanks Again.
BR,Austin
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