On Monday, February 24, 2020 at 8:21:33 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
>
> On Saturday, February 22, 2020 at 9:47:41 PM UTC-6, Thomas Passin wrote:
>
> Attached is the Leo file for my little zettelkasten.  It includes 
>> @settings nodes for the commands and keyboard shortcuts for inserting the 
>> node id and timestamp.
>>
>
> Is TM4J your bookmark manager?  Is there a web link?
>

Yes, that's right. There's only a link to an obsolete version that I 
wouldn't recommend.  I have to do some work on it to package it up so other 
people can use it.  For example, it uses batch files that use absolute 
paths, and the python parts of the codes are for v2.1 or maybe earlier.  
It's a unix-like mix of batch files in a processing pipeline that uses 
batch, python, and xslt templates playing together.  We didn't have JSON 
back when I developed it (2003 - 2004), so there is an xslt template that 
actually is a code generator that outputs javascript code to build the data 
structures in the browser.  Awkward, but in return I didn't have to invent 
a syntax and an in-browser parser for it.  I'm sure it would have been 
easier to debug the code generator than to debug a parser.

I should work up the changes and packaging .. but not until I finish VR3!
 

> The .leo file has this broken link for .. _Zettels: 
> file:///D:/Tom/devel/zettelkasten/zettel1/zettels.txt
>

I copied the outline to a new one (my own has other things in the .leo file 
besides the zettelksten outline), but I should have cloned it instead 
because of course all the identifiers got changed.  I tried to correct 
them, but I might have missed something.  Also, any actual file references 
like that would be wrong.  IIRC, I was just experimenting with different 
ways to have clickable links, and that was probably one of them.  Obviously 
it wasn't the best way to go because of the absolute path.  It looks like 
it's pointing to one of the files generated by the *rst3 *command.  Just an 
experiment.
 

>
> I like this prototype a lot. Already the outline has answered a lot of 
> questions.
>
> Edward
>

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