Edward,
To shed some light on my implementation, here are the few lines it took on
the leo/python side of things:
def getButtons(self, p_package):
'''Gets the currently opened file's @buttons list'''
w_buttons = []
w_dict = self.commander.theScriptingController.buttonsDict
for w_key in w_dict:
w_entry = {"name": w_dict[w_key], "index": str(w_key)}
w_buttons.append(w_entry)
return self.sendLeoBridgePackage("buttons", w_buttons)
def clickButton(self, p_package):
'''Handles buttons clicked in vscode from the '@button' panel'''
w_index = p_package['index']
w_dict = self.commander.theScriptingController.buttonsDict
w_button = None
for w_key in w_dict:
if(str(w_key) == w_index):
w_button = w_key
w_button.command() # run clicked button command
return self.outputPNode(self.commander.p) # return selected node when done
Yes, it's a cowboy implementation and i should have had protected some of
those lines with "if's" and try/catch blocks.
imma clean it up a bit and push back to dev in a few minutes.
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Félix (i'm home now)
On Saturday, July 11, 2020 at 12:33:02 PM UTC-4, Félix wrote:
>
> Edward, I need more time and better comprehension of Leo's code in order
> to answer you question about a vscode gui. The way I see it, nullgui is
> perfectly fine.
>
> Also, on a similar topic, leobridgeserver is meant to be agnostic and
> reused by anyone who wants to 'talk' to, or control leo via http
> websockets. So I wouldn't even say all that interaction with leo is
> 'vscode' specific.
>
> I'll perfect it some more, and reconsider later if it should just be part
> of Leo instead of leoInteg.
>
> Felix (on mobile, so no accent in the e)
>
>
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