>
> The pyzo_in_leo.py plugin requires --global-docks and the qt gui, which is
> Leo's default. It is incompatible with --no-dock.
>
git checkout devel
git pull
leo
# add pyzo_in_leo.py to @enabled-plugins node in myLeoSettings.leo
# save, exit
leo --global-docks
On load the Outline panel is completely blank. The Body panel contains text
of enabled-plugins node. Alt-{arrow-up/down} changes content of Body but
Outline remains empty. On switching to a different .leo tab the Outline is
normal again. This seems stable throughout the session.
Exiting Leo and restarting with same parameter: Outline is empty again. The
position and size of the Leo window sets and changes 3 times during open. I
repeated half a dozen times with no change in behaviour.
*Now* I notice you said to use pyzo branch. Trying again.
Pretty cool! No problems with a blank Outline. It'll take some time to
figure out how I would or wouldn't use the Pyzo panels. [Workspace] will
*definitely
*be in my favourites list.
I closed [History] and there doesn't seem to be a way to get it back again.
It's no in the list when r-clicking on Pyzo panel title. The first time I
clicked on a link in [Web browser] the whole interface blocked (spinny
circle) while the page loaded. There doesn't seem to be a way to get
[Editor] to load Body content, but I imagine this is something on the
roadmap already.
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