I couldn't find anyway of retrieving the command which Leo was launched
with unless I added lines like the below to the launch scripts, and that's
just getting in too deep.
# name of the script we're running in
import inspect
g.es_print(inspect.getfile(inspect.currentframe()))
The problem part:
command = f'python launchLeo.py "{fn}"'
os.system(command)
I did find a crude but workable fix:
#command = f'python launchLeo.py "{fn}"'
#os.system(command)
import sys
command = f'{sys.executable} {g.app.loadDir}/runLeo.py "{fn}"'
#g.es_print(command)
import subprocess
subprocess.Popen(command)
Both sys and subprocess are likely already available as Leo commands, so no
need to import the modules again. I just need to figure out what they're
called.
-matt
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