Re: Mention outli, and h speed-key
* JD Smith [2023-03-25 05:22]: > > It is more visible, but I am trying to understand what o you consider > > better then outline-minor-mode > > It sets up headline regexps automatically and consistently, and adds > configurable styling and org-inspired speed keys on headings. At > core it is still outline mode. Think of it like org-ified > outshine-light. I have tried this in fundamental mode: >> Ok here Hello there >>> And Ok here Then I was M-x outli-mode and I was thinking headlines will now appear automatically, but nothing appeared there. I don't get it though I find it fancy and nice. -- Jean Take action in Free Software Foundation campaigns: https://www.fsf.org/campaigns In support of Richard M. Stallman https://stallmansupport.org/
Re: Mention outli, and h speed-key
> It is more visible, but I am trying to understand what o you consider better > then outline-minor-mode It sets up headline regexps automatically and consistently, and adds configurable styling and org-inspired speed keys on headings. At core it is still outline mode. Think of it like org-ified outshine-light.
Re: Mention outli, and h speed-key
* JD Smith [2023-03-10 07:03]:
> One speed key I added to outli I really miss in org, so I added it:
>
> (if-let ((pos (cl-position '("Outline Visibility") org-speed-commands :test
> #'equal)))
> (cl-pushnew '("h" . outline-hide-sublevels) (nthcdr (1+ pos)
> org-speed-commands)))
>
> Basically h=outline-hide-sublevels. This allows you to quickly
> collapse the entire tree to the level [h]ere. It’s a wonderful,
> fast compromise between the ease of Shift-Tab and org’s more
> targeted folding capabilities.
It is more visible, but I am trying to understand what o you consider
better then outline-minor-mode
--
Jean
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