Re: Hosted Leo ?

If you have web space somewhere LeoVue will give you a read-only solution. Chris On Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 6:58 PM Matt Wilkie wrote: >> >> There is a really cool service at https://repl.it that theoretically would >> make it easy to spin up demo instances of leo with gui=browser. However, it

Re: All pygments work is in devel

> > I did a major change to a file under an @clean node (it was almost empty > and I copied medium size file over it externally), Leo asked to reload, but > the content did not change until I forced Leo to re-read from disk. I have > never seen this behaviour before. > Sounds similar to

Re: Hosted Leo ?

> > There is a really cool service at https://repl.it that theoretically > would make it easy to spin up demo instances of leo with gui=browser. > However, it doesn't work because even with gui=browser, Leo requires > loading the PyQt module: > {...} > But you can see how it works with my own

Re: What is the status of Tex/LaTex syntax handling

On Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 4:14 PM Rob wrote: Am I correct in assuming that if I set the new pygment boolean flag to > true, then Leo will use the pygment colorizer parameters *instead of* of > the legacy Leo mode files? Is that all there is to it? > Yes. Note the new settings, with defaults as

Re: What is the status of Tex/LaTex syntax handling

I haven't messed with pygments yet; can't say I really understand it. However, I will try it over the next day or so and see what I observe as I use that language extensively. Am I correct in assuming that if I set the new pygment boolean flag to true, then Leo will use the pygment colorizer

What is the status of Tex/LaTex syntax handling

I'd like to put #1088 to bed. Are there real problems remaining? Is pygments a full solution? Edward -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

Re: All pygments work is in devel

> > Leo directives are not always being colored any more (@others, @language >> makefile) >> > > I'll need more details. Everything seems to work for me. > In nodes under @language latex @others does not always seem to be colored, using pygments. I won't be able to do any tests until after

Re: Challenges with clones and multiple files

On Wednesday, March 27, 2019 at 12:02:40 PM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote: *Summary* > > Don't be afraid of creating "redundant" clones. Promoting nodes reduces > the need to expand organizer nodes. Demote nodes once you are finished > with a task. > > Two levels of organizer nodes should