def helpForCommandFinisher(self, commandName):
c, s = self.c, None
if commandName and commandName.startswith('help-for-'):
# Execute the command itself.
c.k.simulateCommand(commandName)
else:
if commandName:
bindings = self.getBindingsForCommand(commandName)
func = c.commandsDict.get(commandName)
s = g.getDocStringForFunction(func)
if s:
s = self.replaceBindingPatterns(s)
else:
s = 'no docstring available'
# Create the title.
s2 = '%s (%s)' % (commandName,
bindings) if bindings else commandName
underline = '+' * len(s2)
title = '%s\n%s\n\n' % (s2, underline)
if 1: # 2015/03/24
s = title + g.adjustTripleString(s, c.tab_width)
else:
# Fixes bug 618570:
s = title + ''.join([
line.lstrip() if line.strip() else '\n'
for line in g.splitLines(s)
])
else:
#@+<< set s to about help-for-command >>
#@+node:ekr.20150514063305.384: *4* << set s to about help-for-command >>
s = '''\
++++++++++++++++++++++++
About Leo's help command
++++++++++++++++++++++++
Invoke Leo's help-for-command as follows::
<F1>
<Alt-X>help-for-command<return>
Next, type the name of one of Leo's commands.
You can use tab completion. Examples::
<F1><tab> shows all commands.
<F1>help-for<tab> shows all help-for- commands.
Here are the help-for commands::
help-for-abbreviations
help-for-autocompletion
help-for-bindings
help-for-command
help-for-debugging-commands
help-for-dynamic-abbreviations
help-for-find-commands
help-for-minibuffer
help-for-python
help-for-regular-expressions
'''
#@-<< set s to about help-for-command >>
c.putHelpFor(s) # calls g.adjustTripleString.
def helpForCommandFinisher(self, commandName):
c, s = self.c, None
if commandName and commandName.startswith('help-for-'):
# Execute the command itself.
c.k.simulateCommand(commandName)
else:
if commandName:
bindings = self.getBindingsForCommand(commandName)
func = c.commandsDict.get(commandName)
s = g.getDocStringForFunction(func)
if s:
s = self.replaceBindingPatterns(s)
else:
s = 'no docstring available'
# Create the title.
s2 = '%s (%s)' % (commandName, bindings) if bindings else commandName
underline = '+' * len(s2)
title = '%s\n%s\n\n' % (s2, underline)
if 1: # 2015/03/24
s = title + g.adjustTripleString(s, c.tab_width)
else:
# Fixes bug 618570:
s = title + ''.join([
line.lstrip() if line.strip() else '\n'
for line in g.splitLines(s)])
else:
#@+<< set s to about help-for-command >>
#@+node:ekr.20150514063305.384: *4* << set s to about help-for-command >>
s = '''\
++++++++++++++++++++++++
About Leo's help command
++++++++++++++++++++++++
Invoke Leo's help-for-command as follows::
<F1>
<Alt-X>help-for-command<return>
Next, type the name of one of Leo's commands.
You can use tab completion. Examples::
<F1><tab> shows all commands.
<F1>help-for<tab> shows all help-for- commands.
Here are the help-for commands::
help-for-abbreviations
help-for-autocompletion
help-for-bindings
help-for-command
help-for-debugging-commands
help-for-dynamic-abbreviations
help-for-find-commands
help-for-minibuffer
help-for-python
help-for-regular-expressions
'''
#@-<< set s to about help-for-command >>
c.putHelpFor(s) # calls g.adjustTripleString.