I realized that in OSX, this solution doesn't paint the tree open/closed
icons making it a bit difficult to figure out whether a node has children
or not.
I tried adding in myLeoSettings: @string tree-image-open =
nodes-light/triangles/open.png; looking at the code, it does read this
file, but icons are not drawn. Could be an OSX specific things.
Anyway, found a solution that goes with my preferred light gray background
schemes. All nice light colors; arrow icons back etc.
Header edit shortcut is still a problem - since my workflow involves making
outline first, edits of the text is not that much and living with it now.
@string theme-name = NullTheme
@string font-family = Fira Code,Droid Sans Mono
@string font-size-body = 14pt
@data qt-gui-user-style-sheet
QWidget {
background: #e5e9f0;
font-family: @font-family;
font-size: @font-size-body;
}
QTextEdit {
background: #e5e9f0;
font-family: @font-family;
}
On Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 10:22:11 AM UTC+5:30 Satheesh Vattekkat wrote:
> Awesome! This worked exactly like what I wanted. I tried using NoneTheme
> and spent lot of time tweaking the settings - duh moment, didn't think of
> giving a wrong theme name at all :)
>
>
> On Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 11:07:02 PM UTC+5:30 [email protected]
> wrote:
>
>> About themes, what I do is to specify a non-existent theme, then add a
>> few settings to tweak the appearance, which is much like the old one.
>>
>> Here is what I put in MyLeoSettings.leo:
>>
>> @settings
>> @string theme-name = xxtbp_default_theme
>> No-theme Appearance Settings
>> @string font-size = 10pt
>> @string font-family = Consolas, Droid Sans Mono, DejaVu Sans
>> Mono, sans-serif
>> Gutter Settings
>> @bool use_gutter = True
>> @int gutter-y-adjust = 5
>>
>> You will probably want to change the font to something that is on the Mac
>> that you like. I only have all those fonts to be able to get something
>> reasonable on a variety of Windows and Linux machines I sometimes use (I
>> copy the file to each of them when I set them up with Leo). You might need
>> to tweak the gutter-y-adjust to suit your font.
>>
>> The theme name points to a theme file that doesn't exist. Leo doesn't
>> use the default theme if it can't find the one you specify here, and
>> instead gives you the old appearance. That seems a bit odd, but I'm very
>> glad of it. I hope that Edward doesn't decide to change it.
>> On Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 8:07:11 AM UTC-4 Satheesh Vattekkat wrote:
>>
>>> Got a new macbook (work policy:)) and I had to get this all setup again.
>>>
>>> Installed Leo from git and two things I am finding it difficult on how
>>> to handle (I was on an older version of Leo on Linux so far).
>>>
>>> 1. How do I get the old light color scheme. Couldn't see any @theme
>>> files for that. Dark DefaultTheme is too dark for me and PaperLight and
>>> EKRLight are, well not something I am used to yet.
>>> 2. Cmd-H is reserved by Apple. Saw EKR's post about this. Is there any
>>> way we can set a shortcut for this? I tried @shortcut in myLocalSettings
>>> for edit-headline and it always shows up as an error.
>>>
>>> edit-headline = Alt-h for example didn't work.
>>>
>>> Any help will be great... I did search around in groups and in
>>> documentation - made a new theme, but it is not really as good as the old
>>> one.
>>>
>>
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