Install Anaconda.
That is the surest way to rule out wonky python installations.
Chris
On Wed, Oct 11, 2017 at 4:02 PM, Sudhir Kumar wrote:
> I installed PyQt4 on my new Ubuntu box (16.04) Checked out leo from git.
> However, it core dumps. In the detail it says python2.7
I installed PyQt4 on my new Ubuntu box (16.04) Checked out leo from git.
However, it core dumps. In the detail it says python2.7 SIGSEGV in
strlen(). Very preliminary analysis suggests that it is happening on
"import leo.core.leoFrame as leoFrame"
Any suggestions what I should do?
Thanks,
On Wed, 11 Oct 2017 07:37:22 -0700 (PDT)
Arjan wrote:
> Ah, good to know about the embed layout option. It was only one
> simple layout, so no problem to recreate. I was mostly asking because
> if layouts generally do persist between updates, I may more
> frequently pull
Ah, good to know about the embed layout option. It was only one simple
layout, so no problem to recreate. I was mostly asking because if layouts
generally do persist between updates, I may more frequently pull updates to
Leo's master branch.
Thanks!
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2017 06:45:28 -0700 (PDT)
Arjan wrote:
> A window pane layout I'd created and saved under Leo 5.5 was lost
> after updating to 5.6. Is this expected? I'm running Leo from a git
> repo and Python 3 (Anaconda); happened on both Linux and Windows.
>
> Arjan
I
A window pane layout I'd created and saved under Leo 5.5 was lost after
updating to 5.6. Is this expected? I'm running Leo from a git repo and
Python 3 (Anaconda); happened on both Linux and Windows.
Arjan
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Hi all,
I would like to make Leo use a newline before the start and at the end of a
node's body text, so the t node's xml tags and the body text are always on
separate lines. This in order to make git diffs easier to read.
Any ideas how/where to do this, or would this need to be in Leo itself?