Re: My Perception of Leo

On Mon, 29 Aug 2016 18:36:37 -0600 Mike Hodson wrote: > Hello Chris, Viktor, > > You and others have brought up great points about how Leo is used in a > day-to-day basis. > I'm having trouble with what appears to be "one" editing window. > > Please, correct me if I haven't

Re: My Perception of Leo

Hello Chris, Viktor, You and others have brought up great points about how Leo is used in a day-to-day basis. I'm having trouble with what appears to be "one" editing window. Please, correct me if I haven't figured this functionality out yet. Namely, I appreciate 'Tabs' and appreciate that leo

Re: My Perception of Leo

Hello Chris, Thanks for starting a new thread & sharing your perception. My initial feedback: If Leo (as is) fulfills all of your needs, then that's a good/ great status for you! Another feedback: IMO a lot of the discussion focuses on the questions: Should more things be added to the Leo

Re: Installing Leo with pip

Hello Alain, Thanks for your follow-up. - Yes, that's the current status! - What I tried to ask Edward/ the Leo Community is: Is the installation of Leo from PyPI a supported way of deployment? On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 4:48 PM, Alain Kalker wrote: > > On Friday, August

Re: On vacation for a few weeks

Enjoy your vacation! - It's a beautifull place. There's some/ a lot of discussion going on here - but - speaking only for myself, I'm in no hurry & looking forward to your feedback! On Mon, Aug 29, 2016 at 5:59 PM, Edward K. Ream wrote: > Rebecca and I are in Glacier Park

On vacation for a few weeks

Rebecca and I are in Glacier Park and will be traveling for at least another two weeks. I will probably have time to catch up on email in a few days. Edward -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and

Why importing a perl file never create subtrees?

I have been using leo for a while and find it great to import and reorganize a python script. However, when I import a perl file into a node, no subtrees are created, only the node containing all the script content. 1. The @language is properly set to perl, so I guess leo knows this is a perl

Having trouble reading utf-16 .ini files

I'm working with some utf-16 .ini files but Leo makes an @url sub node instead of loading it like a regular config file. I can set @encoding utf-16 but that doesn't do anything, in fact Leo adds that when I "Refresh from disk'. I'm using @clean, though @auto does no better. Am I missing some

Re: Installing Leo with pip

On Friday, August 19, 2016 at 9:49:19 AM UTC+2, rengel wrote: > > A question of QA: > When installing Leo from PyPi using pip, one gets leo-5.0b2.zip. > Shouldn't pip always install the latest stable release? > > Regards, > Reinhard > > > Hello Viktor and Reinhard, This is what I found when

does perl's importer in leo-editor function good?

Hi, all I have just found this infomation: http://leoeditor.com/tutorial-programming.html#using-auto, that import a perl script is not supported by leo-editor? Has this situation changed? Or, if I want to custom this functionality, where should I start? -- You received this message because

My Perception of Leo

Over the past couple of years I have begun to see Leo as an outlining editor that can emulate every editor and every outliner out there. Every time I try to narrow Leo's spot in in my toolchain, it widens and another dedicated tool passes on. The recent discussion about paring Leo down to a