-plugins in myLeoSettings.leo
(help-open myleosettings)?
Is your @enabled-plugins within a @settings tree?
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(and vnodes in
general) seem to be misunderstandigs (i.e. assumption that vnode is
somehow like position, i.e. tree position specific).
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can stick a debug message to be printed to the console in this
situation?
Actually, that bug was fixed earlier, but seems it has broken again.
It's easy to fix (perhaps this time with a new unit test to go with
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Thanks for the original report and your help, Ville. I'll fix this before
b2 and add a unit test :-)
This works for me on xp and ubuntu.
I can repro it on Ubuntu 9.04. Body ''
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On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 5:15 PM, Edward K. Reamedream...@gmail.com wrote:
Works for me on 9.04. What is your default string encoding?
[~]|9 sys.getdefaultencoding()
9 'ascii'
Nothing should be reliant on that, but it may help you reproduce the problem.
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on that, but it may help you reproduce the problem.
I enabled tracing in Qt gui--@thin qtGui.py--Gui wrapper--class
leoQtGui--Clipboard (qtGui)
ctrl+shift+c on a node that has body 'ää' shows:
replaceClipboardWith: 0 type 'str'
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replaceClipboardWith: 0 type 'str'
Culprit is this:
6867def toUnicode (self,s,encoding='utf-8',reportErrors=True):
6868
6869try:
6870return unicode(s)
6871except Exception:
6872 - return ''
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always binary data?).
We should use setMimeData of QClipboard to set binary data:
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qclipboard.html#setMimeData
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It works. I committed and pushed.
This is still fundamentally a wrong thing to do, so I emit a g.trace
warning as well.
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--pasteOutline
It shouldn't call getTextFromClipboard, but rather a new method
getBinaryFromClipboard(application/leo-outline)
I think this will also eliminate accidental pasting of outline xml to nodes.
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() to get python unicode objects from QStrings
(i.e. no conversion happens). Calling a function that *possibly* does
conversion is a recipe for trouble because it hides errors (as
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, when
reading/writing binary data to clipboard. The amount of conversions
should be few and far apart.
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to* correspond to nodes on
the screen, but that is ancient history.
Ah, so this explains existence of vnodes - they were analogous to
positions before , but this analogy was removed at some point
(effectively making vnodes redundant).
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stuff that was harming the build - pmw +
tests is a good example. Users are expected to sort out their own
deps.
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since I am working on Ubuntu Karmic leo can't load the qt gui anymore.
Did I mess up something or is it because of other pyqt4 stuff ?
Have you installed scintilla? On Jaunty, it's package 'python-qscintilla2'
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binary data?
Yes, utf-8 encoded strings are binary data ('bytes' on Python 3).
Treating it as text is wrong, and we are (correctly) getting an
exception for that. Utf-8 can be converted to text (unicode) by
decoding it.
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hardcoded to utf-8.
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Great service!
Traceback is gone, but dclick on folder name seems to do nothing,
as I understand the About it should be populated with the contents
of the folder.
alt-x act-on-node
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strict about bytes/unicode distinction already.
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, and the distinction with bytes and strings is more concrete
in that environment (like it is in python3).
I still think the aim should be to *reduce* the amount of toUnicode
calls, not increase them.
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On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 9:53 PM, znafetsznaf...@googlemail.com wrote:
From PyQt4 import Qsci fails with segmentation fault
Obviously not leo bug then. As you saw, I forwarded this to scintilla
mailing list, let's see if it evokes some kind of reaction...
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instruct windows users to run launchLeo.py
from source distribution.
py2exe would be cool, but probably very incompatible with our plugin
loading system.
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(not technically wrapper) that is used to
represent unicode strings in Qt.
You can get python unicode object out of QString the way we do now,
i.e. just use unicode(myqstring).
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is that it's silently
discarded when presented with QString.
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On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 9:53 PM, znafetsznaf...@googlemail.com wrote:
From PyQt4 import Qsci fails with segmentation fault
I removed the (redundant) QSci impurt from trunk. Can you pull try again?
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I think it might be a good idea to use the Qt ui as the default
got rid of the problem.
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flow of changes from other
developers. The unreliablity of @shadow is not much of a problem if
the underlying external file is relatively stable.
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be inserted
only if the next function was a toplevel one again.
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abbreviated as ReST, this can create confusion with REST, an unrelated
technology.
QQQ
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api for that as well:
http://rst2a.com/api/
So a good demo could be a @button script that would render an
@auto-rst node as pdf/html.
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?) generated snapshots of the bzr trunk.
However, it's recommended to install bzr. That way, it's very to easy
to stay updated (just run 'bzr pull' on the source dir). It's just a
matter of running the exe installer.
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Also pass the clicked widget (so you can right click tree item, body,
...)
- The functions well add their own actions to the many any way they wish.
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themselves.
The fact that Ubuntu ppa build machines were able to make the binary
deb from our source deb is great milestone as well - it means we are
not (optimistically) *that* far from getting leo to Ubuntu 'universe'
repos at some point.
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in version control hurts noone, as long as
others don't start modifying it extensively.
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Off topic - why not LGPL then? GPL + exemption sounds rather complicated).
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Since there has been various problems reported with this...
Just upgraded my Ubuntu to Karmic (in order to proceed with packaging).
I can confirm that leo *does* work with karmic, both qt and tk.
AFAICT, anyway, by quick fiddling around running the unit tests.
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is still there, I just prepended the @ to disable it.
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The setting is still there, I just prepended the @ to disable it.
Am I correct in assuming the code still supports the setting?
Yes you are. I only changed the path used when the setting is not available.
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Except that now I am getting structure comments appearing in my
tangled code even with the @silent directive before my @root directive
Out of curiosity - why are you using @root tangling instead of @nosent?
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node.
Fixed some pylint complaints.
QQQ
It effectively makes leo quite unusable on my 1ghz eee.
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and Qt) from the end of this page:
http://www.qtrac.eu/pyqtbook.html
(this might also be of interest to others - they actually made
available python3 versions of the samples as well).
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to @nosent nodes and write everything out, but making
your released source different from the source you have in version
control doesn't sound too helpful to me (because suddenly your source
release is unidirectional - you can send it out, but you can't
integrate the modifications back).
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I made something of a tutorial in leo/doc/quickstart.leo
It's very much of a TODO still, but the idea is to make it a
non-overwhelming legacy free interactive tutorial (like the vim
30 minutes training course for beginners)
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applies for an @path and
@root-code directive in the body lsomething like ike @thin-code and/or
@file-code.
Making @thin nodes silent would be completely against the point of
@thin nodes in the first place.
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to fill in the blanks too ;-)
This should probably be featured in the help menu...
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On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 3:48 PM, Edward K. Reamedream...@gmail.com wrote:
What colorizing do you think should be in effect by default?
rst, I think.
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leoGlobals.py:4009(os_path_expanduser)
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place?
Does this give any hints:
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Rev 2119 contains what appears to be a major improvement in speed:
Now that was one damn fine checkin...
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Commit message:
open_with: use FILENAME_Leotemp_1212.ext syntax instead of
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I stopped caring about open with when we got Qt ui though ;-).
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that
the current default behaviour is equivalent, and we can remove
mod_tempfname.py.
BTW, with the current fixing spree, making a quick b3 round before rc1
might be in order...
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, and the packaging does do setup.py
install..
Certainly, setup.py install can't fetch packages (it's the task of the
OS itself). setuptools can fetch something but probably not PyQt.
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I hate to be touting my own drum here, but perhaps quicksearch.py
plugin could be enabled by default? It quickly became the most
important way of navigating the outline for me, and I imagine most
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like to retire the old code completely. Any objections?
We still have it in the version history anyway. Removing cruft is
always +1 from me ;-).
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on this before 4.6 final.
I'll take a quick stab at rclick thing. It would be cool to have the
mechanics in place in the core for the released version, to allow
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:-)
Here's a script example how to use it:
http://pastebin.com/m70f1cea
I didn't push it yet, I'll make a separate message to list when it's in.
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in rclick.py.
OTOH, all of it may be too complicated to spend time with at this
point (rclick.py has a pretty complex approach to menu creation). It
may be easier to provide the wanted popup menus by just implementing
them directly in the plugins.
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, there should be a more detailed procedure about how to set
up your 'myLeoSettings.leo' file. It took me a long time to figure
I agree. This is something I considered for the quickstart.leo.
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click on @thin/@auto/whatever.
And fix bugs ;-). Consider it a demo...
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I noted - saving after delete all todo icons brings back
all the icons immediately. I suppose a more permanent removal was
intended ;-).
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contextmenu.py. Restart leo.
Ensure that you have EDITOR environment variable pointing to vim.
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changed by default now? The
default box should be first, otherwise the icons will appear to
skew the tree structure.
Reloading unhides, as you saw.
But so did saving.
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Thanks! I'll wait for your solution.
Please bzr pull and try it now. You will find edit in $EDITOR in
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vim.
BTW, with contextmenu, the doubleclick thing could be removed, using
context menu item open in vim instead.
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Now the open with stuff is easy enough for a child to use (once we
enable contextmenu.py by default, hint hint ;-).
Feel free.
Done. I also disabled open_with.py in the default @enabled-plugins
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try it on @thin nodes. After editing and saving, you need to do
refresh from disk from the same menu, but that's the safe option
anyway I think.
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Trying doing bzr revert or something. It's there for me. Also ensure
it's indeed trunk branch you are running...
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the reason or
benefit?
Interesting question, I see no reason for this myself (why are
siblings special in this matter?)
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On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 6:51 PM, Terry Brownterry_n_br...@yahoo.com wrote:
BTW, can we get that icon order thing changed by default now? The
default box should be first, otherwise the icons will appear to
skew the tree structure.
Done
Thanks, much cleaner look now.
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Quite baffling myself.
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On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 10:46 PM, Ville M. Vainiovivai...@gmail.com wrote:
Keyboard shortcut shall come in shortly.
Pushed to trunk. It's alt-v, easy to remember for vi users ;-)
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can't comment.
1. Handling node headline text that contains characters that the
operating system, python, or Leo does not support in a directory path
or file name.
2. Handling node headline text that contains spaces.
These are handled by c.openWith and they work.
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--servername LEO
-_vim_exe = vim
+_vim_cmd = gvim --servername LEO
+_vim_exe = gvim
Also, I removed the (wrong) settings from leoSettings.leo.
Now, vim launches up but the text isn't loaded to it. This is on Ubuntu.
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On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 7:17 PM, Ville M. Vainiovivai...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, it sort of works, but doesn't. I made following fixes:
Alright, I think I got it (vim.py) working :-). Stand by, I'll
investigate a bit more before pushing...
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leoSettings.leo.
It works by enabling vim.py and double-clicking on the icon. The
biggest difference to current Edit in gvim from rclick menu is that
it reuses the same gvim process/window.
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for this, to enable
binding to a key. Double clicking is annoying in Qt (it activates
higlights the headline text as well)
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window title and task bar. This is somewhat important for branding
and not appearing sloppy to the end user.
In that vein, before the release it could be good to upload some new
screenshots (of the qt ui) to sourceforge.
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I took another liberty and committed some changes required for debian
package to work properly (i.e. bugfixes, not features)
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Commands - execute
command (Alt-x) in the
menu?
It's explained in help - quickstart.leo now.
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