Re: tab at beginning of line does not indent any more

[Mandar Mitra]

On Mon, Dec 27 2021, Jose A. Ortega Ruiz wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 27 2021, Mandar Mitra wrote:
> i was surprised by this (new?) behaviour too.  in my case, i "fixed" it
> with
> 
>   (setq org-adapt-indentation t)
> 
> if memory serves, i found about this variable in the info manual.
> 
> hope this helps,

Yes, this fixed the problem for me too, thanks very much!

In hindsight, seems to me that this may have been intended for people who write 
LaTeX (or other documents) using org-mode.

Re: tab at beginning of line does not indent any more

[Jose A. Ortega Ruiz]

On Mon, Dec 27 2021, Mandar Mitra wrote:

> I have org 20210929 installed. 
>
> With emacs -Q and (package-initialize) evaluted in the *scratch*
> buffer, I see the following change in behaviour:
>
> * ABCD
> 
>
>
>
> I'm fairly sure that, before the last upgrade, I used to get 
>
> * ABCD
>   
>
>
> Have other users observed this? Are you bothered by it? Is this a bug
> or a feature? Note I'm running with emacs -Q for the above, but I get
> the same behaviour with org-cycle-emulate-tab set to t or white. The
> information I found on the net seems to pertain to much older
> versions.

i was surprised by this (new?) behaviour too.  in my case, i "fixed" it
with

  (setq org-adapt-indentation t)

if memory serves, i found about this variable in the info manual.

hope this helps,
jao
-- 
In this world, there are only two tragedies.  One is not getting
what one wants, and the other is getting it. - Oscar Wilde

tab at beginning of line does not indent any more

[Mandar Mitra]

I have org 20210929 installed. 

With emacs -Q and (package-initialize) evaluted in the *scratch* buffer, I see 
the following change in behaviour:

* ABCD




I'm fairly sure that, before the last upgrade, I used to get 

* ABCD
  


Have other users observed this? Are you bothered by it? Is this a bug or a 
feature? Note I'm running with emacs -Q for the above, but I get the same 
behaviour with org-cycle-emulate-tab set to t or white. The information I found 
on the net seems to pertain to much older versions. 

Thanks,
Mandar.