Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

On Mon, May 6, 2019 at 12:08 PM Rob wrote: > Perhaps it's not on the top of your priority list. However, I for one, > would appreciate seeing a demo example of your approach to this; complete > with db hooks and some query examples. > I'll do this soon. Edward -- You received this message

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

Perhaps it's not on the top of your priority list. However, I for one, would appreciate seeing a demo example of your approach to this; complete with db hooks and some query examples. Rob... On Monday, May 6, 2019 at 11:18:34 AM UTC-4, Edward K. Ream wrote: > > > It's easy to access an

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

On Monday, May 6, 2019 at 8:22:51 AM UTC-5, Josef wrote: Leo already has reasonable CSV support via the "edit-pane-csv" command, > thanks to Terry. > This could be improved if the CSV header line could be "frozen", so it > shows even when scrolling down in the CSV table. > It's easy to access

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

Leo already has reasonable CSV support via the "edit-pane-csv" command, thanks to Terry. This could be improved if the CSV header line could be "frozen", so it shows even when scrolling down in the CSV table. IMHO, this is of limited use unless one can also scroll horizontally, hide columns,

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

On Sat, May 4, 2019 at 12:25 PM Arjan wrote: > I'd also be very interested in this. > > Also related, this earlier thread on Using Leo as a database > - > I'd love to hear followup on that. > > I'd prefer having the

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

I'd also be very interested in this. Also related, this earlier thread on Using Leo as a database - I'd love to hear followup on that. I'd prefer having the result set of a query (multiple rows) inside a single node

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

On Monday, April 29, 2019 at 5:51:01 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote: The idea is to put the results of queries in Leo nodes. Something like this: - Headline is a short summary of the query - @query body text contains actual query. - One or more nodes whose bodies contain the results of the

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

On Sun, Apr 28, 2019 at 1:53 PM Rob wrote: I'm very much interested in figuring out how to use Leo as a sort of > 'frontend' to a db, where nodes might contain queries which generate > results in other nodes which could be deleted at will as the source data is > preserved in the db itself. >

Re: Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

Thanks for this post, Edward. I also dabbled around using Leo as an actual db (though very much smaller data sets), with not much success. I tried storing data using YAML, but it's very clunky and not efficient. I'm very much interested in figuring out how to use Leo as a sort of 'frontend' to

Good news: the end of a nonsensical dream

For a long time I've had a dream that Leo could be used for data sets as large, say, as the human genome project. A few days ago I saw that this dream makes no sense whatever. #1123 discusses the dream, and why it will never happen. Here