Re: Leo as a Database

What if there were such a tool that fullfills all of your requirements? Have a look at https://tiddlywiki.com/ On Thursday, March 31, 2022 at 6:45:34 AM UTC+2 tbp1...@gmail.com wrote: > Thanks for the comments. I don't disagree with most of them, but of > course, "reasons". I had some user req

Re: Ahas re tree traversals

On Thu, Mar 31, 2022 at 8:16 PM Edward K. Ream wrote: Amazingly, PR #2556 > already passes all unit tests! > ... > At present, the diffs are huge because I created a new copy of most of the > code. I'll probably redo the work to reduce the dif

Re: Leo as a Database

I have used t-w several times over the years. I admire its accomplishments. Somehow I have always ended up moving on. It may be that I found it hard to grasp an overall structure. It would also be a bear to write one's own software for it, and I'm not sure how your data could be saved out t

Re: Simplified Leo Theme Outlines

On Wed, Mar 30, 2022 at 12:38 PM tbp1...@gmail.com wrote: > Git hub seems to have added them to the current outstanding PR. I > couldn't see a way to create a new one just for these new themes. > I have just merged all your PR's into devel, which now contains the entire 6.6.1 code base. Edward

Devel now contains the 6.6.1 code base

I have just merged all PR's scheduled for Leo 6.6.1 into devel. Only two items remain on my list for 6.6.1. Edward -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email t

Expect Leo 6.6.1 on Friday, April 29

I expect to complete all my work for Leo 6.6.1 in a few days, so we shall have about a month of testing before 6.6.1 final. The highlights of 6.6.1: - Improved support for Python 3.10. - Simplified leoAst.py. - Support control-clicking on file names. Edward -- You received this message becaus

Python 3.10's cool new match statement

Python 3.10 supports the new match statement . Don't panic, match is a "soft" keyword. Imo, this is the coolest addition to python since acyncio: - Pep 634

Re: Leo as a Database

On Friday, April 1, 2022 at 1:28:15 PM UTC+2 tbp1 wrote: > I have used t-w several times over the years. I admire its > accomplishments. Somehow I have always ended up moving on. It may be that > I found it hard to grasp an overall structure. It would also be a bear to > write one's own sof

Re: Leo as a Database

Maybe it doesn't do what I want (I still am quite puzzled with leo, and don't understand most of it, just discovered i t recently and played a bit messing things up), but in the new 6.6, the "Save As" choices seems different : instead of zipped or not, now I see ... JSON/XML/SQLite.. It looks t

Re: Python 3.10's cool new match statement

super, guido's new tutorial Edward K. Ream 于2022年4月1日周五 21:39写道： > > Python 3.10 supports the new match statement. Don't panic, match is a "soft" > keyword. > > Imo, this is the coolest addition to python since acyncio: > > - Pep 634 describes the feature, > - Pep 635 gives the rationale, > - P