, and the juice can be kept in separate nodes where
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yet, of course). You might
want to run the unit tests in the profiler and compare tk and qt
results.
Creation of all 6000 nodes of leopyref took 0.5 seconds - I don't
think Tk will fare much faster.
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is pressed. It slows down the text editing, potentially quite a
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and there. Hopefully this is the
case :-).
BTW, ctrl+I, crtr+r and friends still don't work when the focus is not
in the body pane (this is with QTextEdit).
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About qscintilla, are you guys planning on including a binary with the
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You need to install qscintilla as well.
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of stuff.
It actually got slow enough that leo hanged and I had to kill it.
If you are using ipython, you can test this by:
%run -p launchLeo.py --gui=qt
Type lots of text in body, and kill leo.
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is in the current implementation,
and the amount of full redraws. Profiler will tell for sure.
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I've just spotted one more situation when data loss is happening.
Leo should really be listening to tree select signals - it would make
all occasions like this impossible (as opposed to trusting the core).
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I have very hard time believing it's a Qt problem (it would have been
caught by now, with all the kde4 programs using it).
This may be debuggable by trying to catch a signal that occurs on
window position change.
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editor. Imagine
the possibilities of being able to highlight parts of the text with
underline bold, and removing such annotations on tangle. That's
something other editors can't do...
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Or better yet, install bzr and get up-to-the-minute updates effortlessly.
I also find bzr branch lp:leo-editor *much* easier to do/remember
than any kind of download hassle.
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I would also like to suggest that qt leo moves to using dockable
widgets for the layout instead of splitters. In addition, I would like
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will receive (as implemented by the qt developers) in the
future, and it will most likely be slower as well.
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- Paste the block that doesn't work.
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louder than words, and you seem to be doing
great, but just out of curiosity - what does your tree widget do that
QTreeWidget doesn't?
Also, attach screeshots for those who can't test it right now ;-)
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shortcoming I see QTreeWidget having, api-wise, is the lack
of direct support for multiple icons...
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, require no coding or changes to the gui plugin itself
(apart from eventually providing a stand-alone versions of ui files
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to different places in the ui).
You don't seem to use them in this script anyway, just wanted to point
this out ;-).
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. reimplement something
from the scratch). Something along the lines of my early QuickSearch
experiment, try it by executing this script in a node:
g.insqs(c)
Then look for QuickSearch tab.
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it with
easy_install, or from
bzr branch lp:~ipython-dev/ipython/ipython-extensions
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code to a large
extent.
It would make the highlighting faster smarter, and would eliminate
the need for threads.
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schemes.
Note that Getting changes done to Qt will probably not a easy as for
QScintilla, since it has to go through the whatever processes Nokia
has in place for doing the chances.
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already).
Perhaps Leo will soon be ready for the concept of WorkBook in the core? ;-)
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the whole file, as
opposed to just a block of text? Can they be fooled by saying that the
block is the whole file?
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You might try submitting a bug report to the docutils folk. My
impression is that they are friendly and responsive.
Since docutils is pure python, I'd expect this hard crash to be
somewhere else (tk?),
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meaningful comment at the moment, but I'm a quick
learner ;o
If you feel like playing with it a little bit, take a look at the
abandoned branch where I was experimenting with the tree view:
https://code.launchpad.net/~villemvainio/leo-editor/qtreeview-failed1
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anything does not make sense. It's the tree widget that
requests data from the model (i.e. you implement an abstratitemmodel),
and you signal the widget whenever something changes.
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Do you mean QTreeView instead of QTreeWidget?
No, I mean QTreeWidget.
Ok, just made sure (since you were talking about low level).
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a persistent identity? Persistent
through process lifetime, that is... something like an index number
would be a good start.
If nothing else, it would make the vnode easier to measure about,
store in a dict etc.
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If nothing else, it would make the vnode easier to measure about,
store in a dict etc.
Also, they allow direct mapping between internal node structure and
actual gui tree, so if you can keep up this structure in shape
tabular presentation
would be enough.
- Only a little info would be shown per node (something like 2 lines,
with full body shown by floating the mouse over node), so it remains
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hard, so I don't suppose it will be hard in qt either.
It shouldn't be too hard. It can be done with QGraphicsView, and even
the basic QGraphicsView example in the Qt book shows how to implement
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this seem viable?
Yes, perfectly. It will also be quite fast.
Is it safe to work on this area now, or should I wait until other tree
development has settled down?
It should be safe, since your only interface to the tree activity will
be QTreeWidgetItem.setIcon.
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enabled plugin: image
can not load enabled plugin: ipython
Can not load c:\aspell\bin\aspell-15.dll
oops: *** itemCount: 0, n: 0,
afterSelectHint,setCurrentItem,position2item,nthChildItem
How can I make it load ipython.py, at least?
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to do it:
- You can catch mouse clicks in the event filter.
- You need to contruct the QMenu object (like the normal menus), and
brint it up with QMenu::popup():
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/qmenu.html#popup
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and calls to tree manipulation / traversal routines in
controller.
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Luckily, mind maps don't require anything more general than what we
have already. The mindmap drawing code is just that, pure drawing
stuff (and directed graph model we have currently is perfectly
sufficient
it redraw when just moving around?
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be too hard.
I hope you won't abandon the idea of drawing the whole tree initially.
Having the full QTreeWidget created at all times is the holy grail
of simplicity high performance in the tree widget...
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information in uA's
for the graph drawing plugin to work with. It's not visible in the
tree, but neither is the rest of the spatial info.
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code from freemind / other mindmappers ;-).
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provide an arbitrary 2D layout,
which would be the job of the plugin. I.e. that it would be useful to
What features of leo would follow the links? Perhaps adding a support
for them in iterators would be enough, so they would be like clones
without a tree widget representation?
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seem rather droolworthy:
http://www.graphviz.org/Gallery.php
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I was trying to enable my new qt ipython interface with leo (ILeo
Done. I took the liberty to push this to trunk, since this only
affects ipython.py.
Alt+I now launches the qt ui for ipython when leo's qt ui
'exceptions.KeyError': graphed.gNode object at 0x0252E230
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feed it an
algorithm that tells it to present the Leo outline in a radial form? If you
had that and the manipulation is already there, then that's pretty much the
whole story -- right?
Right :-)
GraphEd also has some algorithms to rearrange the nodes automatically.
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somewhere.
The same graph can be saved when you connect that one node.
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https://code.launchpad.net/~ipython-dev/ipython/ipython-extensions
- Do you have the latest ipython installed?
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has uml diagram support using
QGraphicsView). The stuff is located in E4Graphics and Graphics
directories of eric4 source distribution.
- it doesn't display body text
This is why I thought an existing uml editor would be handier than
just moving ellipses around.
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python launchLeo.py --gui=qt
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is-manager... you get the idea)
This would provide a new semantic level beyond what clones already
provide, with relatively little extra implementation work.
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a callable as the slot.
Your example would be:
self.connect(self.markSourceButton, QtCore.SIGNAL(clicked()),
self.markSource).
(assuming markSourceButton is the button you click, and
self.markSource is the callback method).
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can't see
anyway).
- The feature is not really needed. It's easy enough to write the
connect statements in code.
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know
what you have done and how to use the new code.
Pushed to trunk.
The implementation should be obvious, the checkin includes example use
case with QuickSearch demo widget:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~leo-editor-team/leo-editor/trunk/revision/1378
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is the way qt api does it's, it's
probably the safest easiest approach for us to take as well.
The logDict can still be useful to find the concrete widgets from
outside while using only c.frame.log...Though it could use a better
name (wdgDict?)
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limit to how fast / stable it can
be). I think various simplifications could be made to clean up many of
the wrinkles, one of the most critical being creating the whole tree
once and doing all the manipulations on that.
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the ui, for one - it's
just normal import. The .py files are also easier to think about than
the .xml ui files.
Direct .ui files should be used when dynamism is needed, but when it's
not, it's better to use pyuic.
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.
When you press ctrl+s outside the transient tree, the .leo outside is
saved, with the *transient* tree stripped away.
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an interesting angle on emacs (for those that may not have seen it):
http://pinard.progiciels-bpi.ca/opinions/editors.html
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and a useful response when you type 'leo smallfile.dat', i.e. open it
for editing, in a new window of a running leo, if there is one.
... enter my transient buffers suggestion (up in this thread).
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...
Since zodb has dict-like semantics, you could do this by providig an
UserDict adapter for leoBridge. This is a bit like what I did with
LeoWorkbook in ILeo.
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about minimizing the amount of core
wiring for this very reason - looser coupling means easier growth
for free. A leo gui plugin can really know really nothing about
leo, it can be developed as a general widget that can be slapped on
the leo gui, and only use leo as data source.
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you to enter less python code to do your stuff.
- leo 4.5.1 final, build 1.244
- python 2.5.2
- unum 4.0
...
Seems like Graphwiz would be a natural fit to this stack as well.
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cabinet for quick notes
and a way to organize my thoughts and notes in the way I could find
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and bodyString(). Those properties should be in leo's position code in
the first place, to make scripts shorter and easier to read/write.
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that doesn't *look* like a DOM, but in fact
it is. Furthermore, Leo's DOM is much easier to use that the xml DOM, and
is much richer that the trivial DOM's provided by Emacs and Vim. This is a
story that absolutely must be told in Leo's introduction.
Edward
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. This is unrelated to chief raison d'etre of WorkBook, that
of providing easy access to leo positions through getattr magic.
As it stands, we can leave WorkBook as ILeo feature.
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didn't turn out to be that handy. Typically, you want the special
nodes just next to the scripts you are working with, for easy access.
Having to clone is a drag then.
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access this functionality.
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actually
surprising that leo still remains pseudo-useful in that case, and
scrolling is the more annoying thing ;-).
You can see when it's happening by putting traceback.print_stack() to
the full_redraw function.
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The annoying scrollbar problem (tree focus stays at last item when you
are moving up) happens because Leo is indeed redrawing all the time
when you move around.
This happens because leo calls endEditLabel all the time
:36 +
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in the ballpark of
speed difference between redrawing the outline every time you move,
and not redrawing it. Avoiding the annoyance of scrollbar twitch is
worth even more...
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Actually, this is not ha-ha stuff - 700 is really in the ballpark of
speed difference between redrawing the outline every time you move,
and not redrawing it. Avoiding the annoyance of scrollbar twitch is
worth even
records use for describing themselves.
Luckily, if we have vnode = ui item mapping, we can do that in one
fell swoop :-)
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I figure allnodes_iter will not go to other chapters then?
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request, and there is really no time for that (due to 1 sec max
request duration before app engine discards the request).
You'd really have to upload the gnx's to the DataStore, and outline as
well. That is, you'd really have to save the data in pieces.
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about e.g. plugins that are
broken. It's a documentation issue, not a version control issue.
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be something I can
use / derive from.
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into itemExpanded signal?
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.0/qtreewidget.html#itemExpanded
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in user-accessible way, without the user
having to write custom script code.
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don't make sense as extensions.
3. Can I/should I put this in with Ville's IPython extension?
If you can, yes. However, I'm not sure what kind of extension this
would be, exactly. Do you have some kind of monkeypatching in mind?
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minimization of the change accomplishes almost nothing.
Could you elaborate on this? To me, it would seem quite a bit faster
to only add a few nodes rather than do a full redraw on expand. Also,
it would avoid the scrollbar move glitch.
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the time ;-)
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alt-x print-plugins-info says
ipython myLeoSettings.leo
However, alt-shift i is not available to start ipython shell
Do you see this in log pane:
ipython plugin...
@command: start-ipython = Alt+Shift+I
@command: push-to-ipython = Alt+I
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messed with @enabled-plugins.
Any idea why this is happening? IPython shouldn't require anything too
spectacular from the leo environment...
Perhaps dtest messes with sys.path somehow?
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IPython just uses print or print Term.cout to display stuff.
Possibly, the demo uses a separate stdout handle or something.
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self.redrawLevels -= 1
if self.redrawLevels == 0:
self.redraw()
return ans
return new
useful. Maybe, haven't included that code yet.
You'll want to have try: finally: around the fn(...)
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