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@ -113,25 +113,25 @@ In addition to these, you can set input and output options for executable files:
| ``filter`` | the output filter name.
=== Python scripts ===[user-tools-python]
If APPNAME is built with Python support, then Python scripts have full access to the program
internals via builtin ``moo`` module. APPNAME classes extend classes from ``pygtk``,
in particular the ``moo.edit.Edit`` class representing documents extends the
``gtk.TextView`` class, and all editing operations can be implemented using
``pygtk`` API.
Python scripts executed from inside APPNAME have ``LIBDIR/plugins/lib``
and ``USERDATADIR/plugins/lib`` directories added to ``sys.path``,
you can place there APPNAME-specific modules to be used from python tools.
Python scripts have the following variables predefined:
| ``doc`` | the current document object. |
| ``window`` | the current editor window.
| ``buffer`` | the text buffer (a ``moo.edit.TextBuffer`` instance) of the current document.
| ``editor`` | the ``moo.edit.Editor`` object representing the text editor. Use its methods to open/close files, switch between documents and windows, etc.
| ``moo`` | the ``moo`` module, already imported so you can omit ``import moo`` statement in scripts.
% === Python scripts ===[user-tools-python]
%
% If APPNAME is built with Python support, then Python scripts have full access to the program
% internals via builtin ``moo`` module. APPNAME classes extend classes from ``pygtk``,
% in particular the ``moo.edit.Edit`` class representing documents extends the
% ``gtk.TextView`` class, and all editing operations can be implemented using
% ``pygtk`` API.
%
% Python scripts executed from inside APPNAME have ``LIBDIR/plugins/lib``
% and ``USERDATADIR/plugins/lib`` directories added to ``sys.path``,
% you can place there APPNAME-specific modules to be used from python tools.
%
% Python scripts have the following variables predefined:
%
% | ``doc`` | the current document object. |
% | ``window`` | the current editor window.
% | ``buffer`` | the text buffer (a ``moo.edit.TextBuffer`` instance) of the current document.
% | ``editor`` | the ``moo.edit.Editor`` object representing the text editor. Use its methods to open/close files, switch between documents and windows, etc.
% | ``moo`` | the ``moo`` module, already imported so you can omit ``import moo`` statement in scripts.
=== Lua scripts ===[user-tools-lua]