Commit d0ad9f810 to devel adds a [add-desktop-links] button to
Desktop-integration.leo (under Settings menu).
When run it creates launch schortcuts for Leo on the Desktop and in Start
Menu. It's supposed to work on all platforms but I've only tested on
Windows -- so please test and report.
On
On Wednesday, 31 July 2019 05:37:01 UTC-7, Chris George wrote:
>
> I found the offending line in the setup.py file.
>
> Before I remove it and commit the change (snapcraft uses a git checkout to
> build the snap), what does this line do?
>
> cmdclass={'clean': janitor.CleanCommand} # clean more
Thank you for circling back around, it's absolutely appreciated. I agree
with you fully; I just sometimes have these grand visions of Leo and want
to share them. The dynamic node styling seemed like a potentially simple
solution to shoehorning various features into the DAG. I'm such a huge fan
On Thursday, August 1, 2019 at 9:03:36 PM UTC-4, Jeff R. wrote:
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> For this, I think Leo, through the use of clones, would be well suited.
> But doing that is itself a huge project. Orgmode has been built
> collectively for many years, and it would be very difficult to build a
> version of
I apologize it's taken me to long to follow up.
Again, for the record, I am a professional who codes for fun, and who
enjoys writing tools that I use in my job. I know some python, elisp, and
cs basics and use linux. (For example, I do not know what Pyzo is or what
it does!)
Here are the
>
> Does anybody else notices similar behavior? I am using Google Chrome,
> regularly updated.
>
I'm not seeing this with up to date Firefox on Windows right now, but I
have run into formatting wierdness in g-groups before. One thing that
helped was turning off the browser automatic spell
>
> Leo already has lots of machinery to handle url's and unl's. See @file
> leoGlobals.py-->g.Urls.
>
studying, thanks
-matt
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> Ctrl-click on a word could action something like wordnet, which I already
> have an @button for. (Must install wordnet) This button acts on the
> highlighted text. Ctrl-click would have to act on the word under the cursor.
>
> Select this, copy and paste as a node.
>
Thanks! A few editing
Note to self/world for possible future troubleshooting.
>>
>
> Please create an issue for this, if you haven't done so. Issues are Leo's
> permanent memory.
>
yabut too many Opens are demoralizing. If it happens once and seems hard to
reproduce or too localized I just note it. When I run
On Thursday, August 1, 2019 at 12:30:32 PM UTC-5, john lunzer wrote:
The "magic" of emacs is not due to each of these features in isolation
> (though they are all useful by themselves) but due to their
> interconnectedness within the context of registers and buffers.
>
Yes, I think I
On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 12:30 PM john lunzer wrote:
Everything in emacs exists within a "buffer" which is really just text
> windows.
>
Everything in Leo is an outline, consisting of true Python objects, not
just plain text.
While each of the proposed emacs feature is nice, they would become
On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 11:52 AM Chris George wrote:
I would be happy to take point with the domain.
>
Thanks.
I am sure you know that there is a monetary cost involved in the ongoing
> registration. Have you just been paying this out of pocket? Perhaps a
> patreon for a couple of bucks a year
The "magic" of emacs is not due to each of these features in isolation
(though they are all useful by themselves) but due to their
interconnectedness within the context of registers and buffers. Everything
in emacs exists within a "buffer" which is really just text windows. As
such everything
Hi Edward,
I would be happy to take point with the domain.
I am sure you know that there is a monetary cost involved in the ongoing
registration. Have you just been paying this out of pocket? Perhaps a
patreon for a couple of bucks a year from those interested would offset
that.
Moving to
On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 11:36 AM Edward K. Ream wrote:
I spoke with my brother Speed today about making you Leo's web registrar.
>
I would like this to happen well after Leo 6.0 goes out the door.
Edward
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I spoke with my brother Speed today about making you Leo's web registrar.
He outlined two ways to do this:
1. Full transfer. As I understand it, the process is:
- You (Chris) make a request to Speed. Say at sr...@post.com.
- Speed responds to you.
- You respond to Speed. And then you have
Hi Vialije,
Genius!
IH
On Wednesday, 31 July 2019 13:50:50 UTC+1, vitalije wrote:
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>
>> I envisioned this and in addition "saving" as simply tagging one of these
>> revisions.
>>
>> I am thinking about having Leo send some tag along with the snapshot. For
> example somewhere in Leo UI or in
On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 7:43 AM Chris George wrote:
> Why reinvent the wheel? :-)
>
> https://github.com/gitpython-developers/GitPython
>
I have looked at this before. Iirc, GitPython does surprisingly little.
The tree g.Git in leoGlobals.py contains Leo's present git-related
infrastructure,
It will be a lot easier to add emacs features to Leo than add Leonine
features to emacs! I've said this before, but it's worth repeating.
Pyzo already supports features such as dired, integrated outline/body pane
and the jupyter console. Something like magit might exist in the python
world.
On Wednesday, July 31, 2019 at 6:17:05 PM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
So it would seem that LeoVue might form the basis of an extension that
> embeds Leo into Jupyter lab!
>
This is pure speculation. First, it would be wise to examine what Jupyter
lab plugins already exist. It's not clear
On Wednesday, July 31, 2019 at 1:37:54 PM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
This will prevent problems as I prepare for Leo 6.0 final.
>
Matt, feel free to commit what you need to devel. I'll do the actual
packaging Friday morning.
Edward
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