process node, output to node and a quick settings question

[Lang Hurst]

Quick settings question first: Where is the setting to make leo open with the last opened file? I am sure that I've looked at it in my searches, but I can't seem to find it.  The bigger issue is this:

 I currently have two noes that I'll say look like this:

node_A:                 node_B:

Banana                   Yellow,tropical fruit
                         cylindrical
Apple                    Red
                         round, can be used as weapon against younger brother
kumkquat                 no idea

I can write them to a file and run:

with open('/home/lang/dir/D1A') as f1, open('/home/lang/dir/D1R') as f2:

  for x, y in zip(f1, f2):

     g.es("| {0}\t|\t{1} |".format(x.strip(), y.strip()))

From another node and it prints out what I'm looking for.

| Banana | Yellow, tropical fruit |
 | | cylindrical |
| Apple | Red |
 | | round, can be used as weapon against younger brother |
| kumkquat | no idea |





Then I copy and paste that log output to another node that I am using for my @rst document.  Is there an easier way to do this without writing out files and copy pasting?

[Chris George]

For starting with the exact same files/window settings as last session, you need to use the following command line options.

launchLeo.py --session-restore --session-save

Chris

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[Lang Hurst]

Thanks Chris. That works perfectly. I don't know if I would have found it. I kept searching for "open" "file" and the like. I appreciate it!

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[Terry Brown]

On Mon, 22 May 2017 16:33:22 -0700 (PDT)
Lang Hurst <gra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Quick settings question first: Where is the setting to make leo open
> with the last opened file? I am sure that I've looked at it in my
> searches, but I can't seem to find it. The bigger issue is this:
>
> I currently have two noes that I'll say look like this:
>
> node_A: node_B:
>
> Banana Yellow,tropical fruit
> cylindrical
> Apple Red
> round, can be used as weapon against younger
> brother
> kumkquat no idea
>
> I can write them to a file and run:
>
> with open('/home/lang/dir/D1A') as f1, open('/home/lang/dir/D1R') as
> f2:
>
> for x, y in zip(f1, f2):
>
> g.es("| {0}\t|\t{1} |".format(x.strip(), y.strip()))

a question of how you want to find the nodes, once you've found them,
their body text is just <some_var>.b. Perhaps the easiest:

n_1 = g.findNodeAnywhere(c, "node_A")
n_2 = g.findNodeAnywhere(c, "node_B")

answer = []
for x, y in zip(n_1.b.split('\n'), n_2.b.split('\n')):
answer.append("| {0}\t|\t{1} |".format(x.strip(), y.strip()))
n_3 = n_2.insertAfter()
n_3.b = '\n'.join(answer)
n_3.h = 'answer'
c.selectPosition(n_3)
c.redraw()

This assumes you call the two input nodes a specific thing, there are
other ways of addressing them.

Cheers -Terry

[Lang Hurst]

Terry,

Thank you very much. That works great and made my life so much
easier. I really appreciate it.

-Lang

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