Whats the best way to learn to use Leo?
First, read the tutorial. This will be enough to get you started if you just want to use Leo as an outliner. If you intend to use Leo for programming, read the Quick start for programmers, then look at Leo’s source code in the file LeoPy.leo. Spend 5 or 10 minutes browsing through the outline. Don’t worry about details; just look for the following common usage patterns: • The (Projects) tree shows how to use clones to represent tasks. • Study @file leoNodes.py. It shows how to define more than one class in single file. • Most other files show how to use a single @others directive to define one class. • Most methods are defined using @others, not section definition nodes.
First, read the tutorial. This will be enough to get you started if you just want to use Leo as an outliner. If you intend to use Leo for programming, read the Quick start for programmers, then look at Leo’s source code in the file LeoPy?.leo. Spend 5 or 10 minutes browsing through the outline. Don’t worry about details; just look for the following common usage patterns: • The (Projects) tree shows how to use clones to represent tasks. • Study @file leoNodes.py. It shows how to define more than one class in single file. • Most other files show how to use a single @others directive to define one class. • Most methods are defined using @others, not section definition nodes.
