Re: mark/unmark-first-parents

On Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 12:01 AM, tscv11 wrote: > As an afterthought, for those who are wary of .leo files from 'unknown' > sources, here's the code: > ​Thanks for this. The scripts could be copied to leo/scripts/scripts.leo. In this case, I may create new commands from

Re: Saving to a file that is open somewhere else

Sorry to be opaque - it's a question and maybe a feature request. The more I use Leo the more I want it open 'everywhere' - the more of a pain creating multiple copies of saved files is. I'm sure there are other ways of achieving sync but I thought a node based solution might be easy to use

The next release will be Leo 5.7b2

Matt and I are working on installation, distribution, and documentation issues. I'd like to give us both as much time as needed to experiment. Imo, the next release should be a beta release. No release date at this time. We want test the distributed version of Leo, and to see proposed

Re: No pyinstaller files for Windows

The 64 bit pyenchant problem was solved a while back. All I had to do was "pip install pyenchant" after installing Anaconda on my 64 bit machine. Spelling just works. A while back on a different Linux distribution, I got it working by compiling the new version of enchant as the version in the

OT: Duolingo language courses

Duolingo is a free, online way to learn a language. It has some advantages over Rosetta Stone, besides price. It's fairly easy to avoid the illusion of competence, provided you follow the "Deepen" buttons. Using Duolingo in high school would have changed my life. I

ENB: Installation plans

This is an Engineering Notebook post. There are some questions below. Any advice from Terry, Matt or others will be welcome. In the last two days I've lost my fear of multiple installations. Here are my plans: *Windows 10* 1. Replace 32-bit miniconda with 64-bit miniconda. This may solve

Re: ENB: Installation plans

On Sun, 4 Feb 2018 09:31:15 -0800 (PST) "Edward K. Ream" wrote: > I am considering using Anaconda because of an annoying problem. > Starting a new console starts off in the *default* miniconda > environment. Alas, activate python3, which at present gets done > automatically

Re: OT: Duolingo language courses

On Sunday, February 4, 2018 at 10:56:11 AM UTC-6, Edward K. Ream wrote: Greek [requires] you install the Greek language package right from the get > go. > And now I know how to switch input methods :-)

Re: No pyinstaller files for Windows

On Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 9:32 AM, Chris George wrote: > The 64 bit pyenchant problem was solved a while back. > ​That's great to know. Thanks. Edward -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this

Re: mark/unmark-first-parents

The 'mark-first-parents' command was unmarking nodes it shouldn't have because 'mark' is a toggle command. This fixes that. @language python def mark_first_parents(): """mark the first parent of each node, moving up the tree to the top level. print the list of marked parents."""

Re: mark/unmark-first-parents

And this fixes yet another problem: 'mark-first-parents' seems solid now. 'unmark' still needs work but I see no reason I can't fix it as well. I'll post it here if I succeed. @language python def mark_first_parents(): """mark the first parent of each node, moving up the tree

Re: Saving to a file that is open somewhere else

> Sorry to be opaque - it's a question and maybe a feature request. The >> more I use Leo the more I want it open 'everywhere' - the more of a pain >> creating multiple copies of saved files is. I'm sure there are other ways >> of achieving sync but I thought a node based solution might be

Re: mark/unmark-first-parents

I have to confess that I don't understand why the following doesn't work. If you see the problem I would love to to know what it is! @language python def unmark_first_parents(): """unmark the first parent of each node, moving up the tree to the top level. print the list of

Re: OT: Duolingo language courses

thanks for this, it is timely! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to leo-editor+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to

Re: mark/unmark-first-parents

After consulting Edward and Terry, the finished (I think) 'unmark-first-parents' command now works as intended. @language python def unmark_first_parents(): """unmark the first parent of each node, moving up the tree to the top level. print the list of unmarked parents."""

Re: OT: Duolingo language courses

On Mon, Feb 5, 2018 at 12:56 AM, Edward K. Ream wrote: > Duolingo is a free, online way to learn a language. It has some advantages > over Rosetta Stone, besides price. > ... > I took a peek at the Chinese and Greek courses to see how they handle > non-roman alphabets. The