You do need to restart Leo. If you did that (I imagine you did), I'm not
sure. I don't think the @string qt-layout-name node needs to be an
immediate child of @settings.
All the built-in layouts have names that begin with "layout-", like
"layout-vertical-thirds". The prefix isn't required in the setting since
the code supplies it if it's not present.
Your new command should be available through the minibuffer. Try it out
there. It should work regardless of the name. When I tested the code I
posted, I did start its name with "layout-". So add that as a prefix to
your command's name try that and see if it will apply automatically after a
reboot. If not, I could revisit the code to make sure that part is working
as intended.
If your layout command is not present in the minibuffer, then make sure its
@command node is a child of an "@commands" node. I don't remember if
that's needed for Leo to add it to the collection of commands, but that's
how I've been doing mine. IOW, you want a node structure like
@settings
@commands
[Optional organizer nodes]
@command windowlayout-mine
BTW, I recommend starting your layout's name with "layout-" even if it
isn't necessary. It will make it easier to find via mini-buffer tab
completion after you have forgotten its name.
On Sunday, December 15, 2024 at 3:01:11 PM UTC-5 [email protected] wrote:
> Doesn't work somehow. Here is what I did:
>
> In MyLeoSetting.leo:
>
> - Created a node @settings/Common @command nodes/@command windowlayout-mine
> - Copied your code into the node's body.
> - In @settings/Qt Gui Misc settings added the node @string qt-layout-name
> = windowlayout-mine
>
> What have I forgotten?
>
>
> On Sunday, December 15, 2024 at 7:04:42 PM UTC+1 [email protected] wrote:
>
>> We don't have a standard layout line that at present. The new layout
>> system makes it very easy to create new layouts like yours. Here's a
>> layout command that will create your layout. You can put it into an
>> @command node in myLeosettings.leo. Then make it the default layout by
>> adding a settings node @string qt-layout-name = your-special-layout. Use
>> the actual name for your layout command instead of 'your-special-layout'.
>>
>> Maybe I should write a tutorial on creating new layouts...
>>
>> from leo.core.leoQt import Orientation
>>
>> VRX_PLACEHOLDER_NAME = 'viewrenderedx_pane'
>> LAYOUT = {
>> 'SPLITTERS': dict(
>> (('outlineFrame', 'main_splitter'),
>> ('bodyFrame', 'secondary_splitter'),
>> ('logFrame', 'secondary_splitter'),
>> ('secondary_splitter', 'main_splitter'),
>> (VRX_PLACEHOLDER_NAME, 'main_splitter')
>> )
>> ),
>> 'ORIENTATIONS': {
>> 'secondary_splitter': Orientation.Vertical,
>> 'main_splitter': Orientation.Horizontal
>> }
>> }
>>
>> dw = c.frame.top
>> cache = dw.layout_cache
>> cache.restoreFromLayout(LAYOUT)
>>
>> On Sunday, December 15, 2024 at 12:35:27 PM UTC-5 [email protected] wrote:
>>
>>> My window layout used to be:
>>> Main split vertical.
>>> Left hand side pane: Outline pane going from top to bottom.
>>> Rite hand side: Body pane on top, logging etc. pane below (so a
>>> horizontal split devides the rite hand side window).
>>>
>>> No, after upgrading to 6.8.3 the split is horz:
>>> Bottom, reaching from left to rite: Body pane.
>>> Top, split by a vert split: Left hand side: Outline pane; rite hand
>>> side: Log etc. pane.
>>>
>>> How can I change this back to the layout I'm used to for ages now? I
>>> couldn't find any setting for this.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>> Paul
>>>
>>> P.S.:
>>> Old and desired layout:
>>> outline | body
>>> outline | --------
>>> outline | log
>>>
>>> New and undesired layout:
>>> outline | log
>>> -----------------------
>>> outline outline
>>>
>>
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