Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Michael Dauer writes:
>
>> I understand that it's behavior is derived from org-insert-heading. But IMO
>> that does not make sense for this function, advice all that it is taking
>> the current indentation level as basis to devote the new heading as child
>> of the previ
Michael Dauer writes:
> I understand that it's behavior is derived from org-insert-heading. But IMO
> that does not make sense for this function, advice all that it is taking
> the current indentation level as basis to devote the new heading as child
> of the previous heading. It e.g. created a "
I understand that it's behavior is derived from org-insert-heading. But IMO
that does not make sense for this function, advice all that it is taking
the current indentation level as basis to devote the new heading as child
of the previous heading. It e.g. created a "orphan" grand child instead of
a
Michael Dauer writes:
> Example
> * h1
> <>** h11
>
> brings:
> * h1
> *** <>
> ** h11
This is expected. `org-insert-subheading' inherits what
`org-insert-heading' does:
Insert a new heading or an item with the same depth at point.
**
Example
* h1
<>** h11
brings:
* h1
*** <>
** h11
expected:
* h1
** h11
*** <>
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