Update: qmlnotebook.leo (ctrl+b script + test outline) is now at
contrib branch. If you want to try it, open the .leo file, ensure you
are running latest Leo from trunk, and press ctrl+b on the first node.
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And on related note: remember that with QML, sky is the limit as far
as the styling goes :). So if you have wild ideas about adding
customizable images, animated checkboxes, or other weird stuff next to
the nodes, fire away.
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Some modifications done, attached is screenshot with tree level
nesting as well. I moved the headistring to the left edge, since on
the right edge the tree structure looked weird.
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This leo script is more polished version of the earlier work (ctrl+b
script). It uses QStandardItemModel to host the entries in the
notebook, so you can add / remove / modify items and the changes
reflect in the notebook in real time.
https://gist.github.com/2540690
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Yes, modifications are not saved yet. Also, modifications in normal body
editors are not copied over to the notebook yet. This is probably going to
end up like tabula and stickynotes in this regard.
Getting an overview of a file could be an interesting extra usecase, my
main interest is still in
Interesting ...
Am I correct: this is POC, edits in your serialized pane don't reflect
in the Leo file?
This is a hint of something I've long wanted, what I have called
'slurped' vs 'chunked'
Something I miss with Leo is the capability get an overview of a file,
I find myself
needing to 'open fil
On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 11:37 AM, Ville M. Vainio wrote:
> Result is as attached. What it currently does is putting every node
> wrapper in a list of QObjects, and use that as the model in QML side
BTW, forgot to mention that I put the NodeWrapper stuff under
leo.core. We can move it out eventua
Ok, this should serve as a basis for ipython nicely.
However, a problem - it worked once, but now (after restarting leo,
many times) I always get this traceback;
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ville/b/leo-editor/leo/plugins/nested_splitter.py", line
489, in cb
self.place_pro
L notebook - phase zero - toy ui ;-)
On Fri, 27 Apr 2012 00:47:05 +0300
"Ville M. Vainio" wrote:
> Ok, I now created a toy UI demo for how "cell" based leo (like ipython
> notebook) could operate.
>
> It's probably the first stab at using QML to solve a problem in
Here's a demo to run Ville's QML thing in a free_layout pane.
Requires rev. 5284 so the .qml file in leo/plugins/qmlnb/ is available.
Paste this into a node, run-script on the node, right click a splitter
handle, Insert, click the Action button, select "Add QML shower".
Note that you can flick th
On Fri, 27 Apr 2012 00:47:05 +0300
"Ville M. Vainio" wrote:
> Ok, I now created a toy UI demo for how "cell" based leo (like ipython
> notebook) could operate.
>
> It's probably the first stab at using QML to solve a problem in Leo.
> It doesnt' run from leo yet (it's not a plugin, more protoing
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