contextmenu: the new "edit in external editor" approach
Ville M. Vainio
enable contextmenu.py by default, hint hint ;-).
I added g.guessExternalEditor(), to avoid the (slightly complex imo)
@settings stuff. I'm still of the opinion that if something won't work
without @settings, it's broken and should be fixed, but that's another
rant...
The code explains the guessing logic clearly enough:
http://pastebin.com/f4a7b4460
and screenshot explains the rest.
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Ville M. Vainio
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Edward K. Ream
Now the "open with" stuff is easy enough for a child to use (once we
enable contextmenu.py by default, hint hint ;-).
Feel free.
Edward
Ville M. Vainio
>> 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
Edward K. Ream
Done. I also disabled open_with.py in the default @enabled-plugins
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 4:49 PM, Edward K. Ream<edre...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Now the "open with" stuff is easy enough for a child to use (once we
>> enable contextmenu.py by default, hint hint ;-).
>
> Feel free.
Ok. I haven't been following the recent discussions in detail, but I trust you :-)
Edward
Edward K. Ream
On Jul 1, 9:08 am, "Edward K. Ream" <edream...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >> Now the "open with" stuff is easy enough for a child to use (once we
> > >> enable contextmenu.py by default, hint hint ;-).
>
> > > Feel free.
awesome.
Edward
Ville M. Vainio
>> > >> Now the "open with" stuff is easy enough for a child to use (once we
>> > >> enable contextmenu.py by default, hint hint ;-).
>>
>> > > Feel free.
>
> On my machine, the context menu contains "open with scite". Totally
> awesome.
Also 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.
Edward K. Ream
On Jul 1, 9:15 am, "Edward K. Ream" <edream...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On my machine, the context menu contains "open with scite". Totally
> awesome.
leoGuiPluginsRef.leo. I think it belongs in leoGuiPluginsRef.leo.
I'll add it if there are no objections.
Edward
Ville M. Vainio
> I don't see the contextmenu plugin in leoPluginsRef.leo or
> leoGuiPluginsRef.leo. I think it belongs in leoGuiPluginsRef.leo.
>
> I'll add it if there are no objections.
Yeah, I rarely push the .leo files. It belongs in leoPluginsRef.leo
(where rclick & friends are anyway).
Edward K. Ream
Yeah, I rarely push the .leo files. It belongs in leoPluginsRef.leo
> I don't see the contextmenu plugin in leoPluginsRef.leo or
> leoGuiPluginsRef.leo. I think it belongs in leoGuiPluginsRef.leo.
>
> I'll add it if there are no objections.
(where rclick & friends are anyway).
Added to leoPluginsRef.leo on the trunk at rev 2159.
Edward
Guilherme P. de Freitas
complaining about the external editor thing anymore... (unless the
feature breaks somehow in the future :) ) It works flawlessly in my
Mac with the Qt interface.
Thanks again,
Best,
Guilherme
Guilherme P. de Freitas
http://www.gpfreitas.com
Ville M. Vainio
Freitas<guil...@gpfreitas.com> wrote:
> Ville, thank you so much! *That* was easy! You won't here me
No problem. I always found "open_with" too complicated to set up for
myself as well, and it made for a good demo for contextmenu. Though
not as good as todo.py currently ;-).
Keyboard shortcut shall come in shortly.
Edward K. Ream
Ville, thank you so much! *That* was easy! You won't here me
complaining about the external editor thing anymore... (unless the
feature breaks somehow in the future :) ) It works flawlessly in my
Mac with the Qt interface.
This is music to my ears.
Edward
Ville M. Vainio
> Keyboard shortcut shall come in shortly.
Pushed to trunk. It's alt-v, easy to remember for vi users ;-)
TL
to the Users Guide before the rc1?
Ville M. Vainio
> Any chance documentation on the new contextmenu.py plugin can be added
> to the Users Guide before the rc1?
It's in trunk now.