the code further will not be easy. I probably will do nothing
more on this until Leo 4.6 final is released.
Some common special cases can be optimized for in a rather safe fashion...
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Also, in my work machine that has syntax higlighting disabled (because
Qt is disabled) it's fast enough.
Argh, I meant to say because of Qt version.
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getAllText. This slows the
whole thing down unnecessarily. The statusLine can probably be updated
from qtextedit/qtextcursor directly, or have it done in idle
phase/timeout.
Also, setInsertPoint does an unnecessary toPlainText.
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cleverness -
probably comparison of bigger string chunks (assume that only current
line has changed = you can short-circuit the scenario, by comparing
the whole leading and trailing chunks as one string)
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) test_node_failure(c,p,
traceback) and test_run_finish(c, p)
- React to unit_test_failure by adding the position and the failing
line to internal poslist
- On unit_tests_finish, switch focus to nav bar and show the poslist
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I meant test_node_failure(), of course.
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of last char in last block. OTOH, it should be safe to ignore the
check altogether, I can't imaging it will put the cursor past the end
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. there is something that is a bit off).
This is no excuse to break anything, so caution should be exercised
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Feel free to optimize the qt version of this at:
Qt gui--@thin qtGui.py--Text widget classes-- class
leoQtBaseTextWidget-- Must be defined in base class-- Indices--
toPythonIndex
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2009/3/19 Ville M. Vainio vivai...@gmail.com:
Thoughts:
It's a waste to do toPlainText to deal with python index (line, col)
with QTextEdit.
We can rely on lines == QTextBlock's
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/qtextdocument.html#findBlock
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/qtextdocument.html
is
broken. It's easy to fix (move the code out of base class to
leoqttextedit), but it's 2:30 here ;-)
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the g.readonly context handlers can (and would) be nested,
since we don't want to limit the 'readonly' enforcement only to
highest level methods.
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test
run failures and show them in friendly form.
I'll try to whip up a prototype.
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the current
LeoDocs.leo structure to the derived rst file approach. It may be a
bit controversial in that it requires quite a different viewpoint from
current everything in leo rst3 approach, but I don't see how it can
be avoided without creating a huge barrier b/w leo users and others.
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also decouple
document authoring (leo) from build process (sphinx), just like we are
not compiling programs from leo, even if we do modify them from leo.
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It's actually QObject.destroyed.
It does seem rather hackish (read: error-prone) to rely on that.
Following Terrys suggestion, why not just rely on:
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qlineedit.html#textEdited
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. scintilla, and pretty much every modern IDE).
This is also a sort of demo for QCompleter in itself, with the eye
on possibly using it for leo's normal completion mechanism as well
(at some point).
It's not as friendly as it could be yet, in that you need to click the
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use it to edit the documents, and do everything else from command
line. That's the way it remains easy to understand (just like it's
easy to understand that you can run @thin foo.py directly in python
interpreter).
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the output rst file have the structure as
sentinels? If so, we can use it from @thin nodes with original
structure, provided that we have @comment .. available :-).
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BTW, will it work so that it only matches .. on the begging of line?
Having .. as 'general' comment mark anywhere in text will certainly
break most rst document.
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Ok, have to checck it out
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Just added a plugin that provides completions through ctags.
I don't see this on the trunk.
Yeah, so far it's only at the qt-opt branch.
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problems.
One problem seems to be that you should use .. mycomment, not
..mycomment (the space is needed). How can I specify that comment is
.. + space?
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.. #endsent
Is there a way to provide that padding between sentinels already?
You *can* add that empty line to the beginning and end of every node,
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' : ('file-save', (FILENAME_NEEDED,)
This state map easily allows us to analyze when we are ready to accept
arguments. We can also easily show 'register-insert: enter letter' in
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At https://launchpad.net/leo-editor
And there is an easy way (assuming you got bzr installed):
bzr branch lp:leo-editor
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it should still be available (in the API) and honored as well,
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2009/3/24 Kent Tenney kten...@gmail.com:
I successfully tested the feature on the Leo editor source code, which
has 320k LOC and more than 10Mb of source code in total.
Whoa!
Here are the linecounts per-source-file:
http://pastebin.com/m77ed597
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?
Here is an example of rst *document* that doesn't work:
.. comment
stuff
.. comment
The error is:
p class=system-message-titleSystem Message: WARNING/2 (tt
class=docutilsfail.txt/tt, line 2)/p
Explicit markup ends without a blank line; unexpected unindent./div
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Ville, what do I need to do to prepare an ubuntu distro? There is no
Don't worry about it, should be a piece of cake.
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is reasonable, but didn't you say earlier that this kind
of setting should be avoided?
Setting, yes, API feature, no. It still makes sense to have that kind
of flag in the API.
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I have now merged my qt optimization branch to trunk.
Please try it asap, and report regressions.
BTW, there *was* one unit test failure but I think this is for
functionality that is not there in the first place
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Ville M. Vainio vivai...@gmail.com wrote:
We haven't generated the sentinels before. I'm not using rst, I was
just trying to create a working @thin rst node
Some more thoughts:
- The @thin file will need to contain the heading inside body. Can't
get around
/ jaunty / lenny source repos
Let me know if anyone has time to test it out
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whitespace.
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@sentinelpadding 1 or the
leo-fixup-rst-sentinels script. But using rst3 is not an option unless
it supports @thin files.
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So basically, it's either @sentinelpadding 1 or the
leo-fixup-rst-sentinels script. But using rst3 is not an option unless
it supports @thin files.
Clarification - unless it supports @thin files directly (the way
:-).
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', 'python']
QQQ
I realize that this one is a delicate piece of code, and should not be
messed around with casually.
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On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 9:02 PM, Ville M. Vainio vivai...@gmail.com wrote:
a second, and it will come to us as a resounding aha. Right now,
though, supporting @sentinelpadding would get rid of the simple
technical dead end of it being impossible to generate syntactically
valid rST from @thin
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doc = te.document()
AttributeError: document
Ville, could you fix this please? Thanks.
Done pushed.
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to make a bigger splash
about the qt ui. I'd imagine many who would have never thought of
giving leo a go may be swayed by this aspect alone.
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minutes, while auto-import will take
indefinite amount of time. Also, auto import logic has several open
questions, while @sentinelpadding can be specified fully with few
sentences. @sentinelpadding would allow in-place rst editing *now*.
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, check if there is an
empty line at the start and/or end of the (already read) body. If
there is, remove it/them. If there isn't, don't.
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much-more-difficult read logic unchanged. In effect, all we need is a blank
line at the end of every node in an rST file. That ensures that .._
Both beginning and end.
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to people these days, and
will create the incentive to learn more in the first place. The big
thing about windows XP was the new background image and colourful
fisher price theme, not UAC or whatever else is there.
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On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 7:04 PM, Terry Brown terry_n_br...@yahoo.com wrote:
def cmd(c, pri=n):
c.cleo.setPri(i)
You have i here, you probably wanted pri.
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c.cleo.setPri(i)
You have i here, you probably wanted pri.
Also note that this is obsolete style (the default
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essential) sentinels to the background for almost all use
cases. In effect, we get all the advantages of @thin nodes in all use
cases.
Why not keep calling it @shadow, becase that's what it still remains?
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files are published.
There *are* a few holes in the scheme (garbage collection needs to be
thought of, @shadow preserves structure on external file change etc.)
. Just wanted to throw this out quickly.
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find tab.
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On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 4:58 PM, zpcspm zpc...@gmail.com wrote:
What am I doing wrong?
You are not using the quicksearch.py plugin ;-)
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On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Kent Tenney kten...@gmail.com wrote:
Current trunk, ipython, ipython-extensions
tab completion hangs Leo and the ipython window
alt-shift i
import os
os. tab
hangs
Was this with qt or tk? If qt, did you start leo with --ipython argument?
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something very simple - please add more info (or perhaps a way I can
reproduce).
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tracebacks. It will give a good clue.
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2959, in idleTimeHookHandler
g.doHook(idle,c=c)
File /home/jesse/Dropbox/leo-editor/leo/core/leoGlobals.py, line
3000, in doHook
if not g.app.config.use_plugins:
KeyboardInterrupt
Well, that makes sense. Leo is invoking the idle handler like crazy.
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layout. I'll sleep on this...
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themselves, but the leoDB module is likely to be the biggest
I don't think this needs a separate module.
Just change the file name used on place of PickleShare isntantiation
to ~/.leo/db/flattened abs path name.
By flattening I mean something like s.replace(/,_).replace(:,_).
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degree of core support. I urge you to do a quick leafing through the
ILeo docs ( http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/IPythonBridge.html
). My approach to the problem was using IPython instead of Leo to
drive the data (by pressing alt+I around).
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of the line (so basically it could be arbitrary python code that
evaluates to a callable). Your code creates the callable explicitly,
while @cl rfile uses the fact that 'rfile' evaluates to callable
directly (obviously, since it's a name of a function).
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is: @cl is short
for 'class', but it does not mean 'class-the-python-keyword', but a
general 'classification'. That line needs to be rewritten or removed
completely, because it obfuscates a simple concept.
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be crazy enough to work. It also has some security implications ;-).
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be the possibility of doing pyjamas development _in_ a web
browser, because leo was ported _to_ the web browser.
On a non-leo-related note, have you tried bespin to see if it fits the ticket?
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So it appears that the script @auto ../test/qtui_generate.py never
needs to be run (except for the quicksearch?)
Ville, can you (or anyone else) confirm that this is so?
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If you go about this, I suggest you really retain the .ui file and use
uic to create the hard python code. If you don't, we lose the
ability to use UI designer forever.
One approach might be to use ui designer
to a custom one.
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parsing the .ui file.
You can see what exactly is happening (object names etc.) by running
pyuic4 on the ui file and looking at the resulting .py file.
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Yes, canvas concept does not exist for qt. We use graphics view in Qt4.
Read this: http://doc.trolltech.com/qq/qq19-graphicsview.html
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of patch. I'll try some more later...
You should never paste patches... just attach them as-is.
However, it's a known fact that windows sucks for patch files. Pushing
bzr branches is way better.
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list items),
and local nested content:
http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtext.html#indentation
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have that @auto node, but did you forget
to add it to bzr? Or am I messing something up? I just pressed rst3
button on Users Guide node in LeoDocs.leo.
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in the whole
document.
All indentation that matters will be fully contained in a whole node,
apart from, say, code snippets that could be put in a separate node.
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-compiled old Qt on your disk.
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window resizing code in the qt gui at all, and no gui code
gets executed on window activate events, so I suspect this is a qt issue,
not a Leo issue.
I see many setGeometry calls in the qt code.
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blah.
- When you press Insert and some text is selected, that portion on text is
turned to link. Pressing insert while cursor is within a link, leo creates
a new node under node named *scratch* (somewhere in the tree) and selects
that node for editing. The headline is the link text.
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forcing file type in headline?
@auto foo.txt [lang=rst]
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but there is certainly no need to rush into that. Google Code is
probably better hosting service than bitbucket, since BitBucket (lixe
github) only offers limited free plans.
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Perhaps something like
@note
many
lines
of
stuff
@
would be handy, the contents of @note block being completely free-form
(@rst-underlines, freeform comments, ...)
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I have experimented with @shadow, @root, @file, @thin, @asis, and
@auto, to name a few. I may be missing something very obvious, but I
Did you try @nosent?
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out all the @nosent nodes?
That would seem like the path of least resistance...
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when utilizing the menu command File-Read/Write...-
Write File From Node.)
It appears you were doing it wrong:
- Ensure you have @others in the root @nosent node body
- The command is File-Read/Write -write @file nodes
Does this help?
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have is a hammer ;-)
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, launchpad can be slow
sometimes, and leo codebase is big.
Handy solution is to do something else keep waiting when you push /
pull ;-). bzr has stacked branches feature that solves this, but I
don't know when launchpad is going to add support for this.
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