> this is difficult to avoid, since Org tries to incude clock notes > into the drawer, which look like items as well.
They look like normal content except for the indentation. If it were like this, it would be very hard to differentiate: --------------------------------------- * learn the alphabet CLOCK: [2009-01-26 dl 17:04]--[2009-01-26 dl 18:04] => 1:00 - a - b - c - d --------------------------------------- However, it is never like that. There's always at least 1 space/tab, like in: --------------------------------------- * learn the alphabet CLOCK: [2009-01-26 dl 17:04]--[2009-01-26 dl 18:04] => 1:00 - a - b - c - d --------------------------------------- And thus it's possible to tell where the real content starts: at the first line without indentation. Of course, if the user uses indentation at the first line, they will be considered part of the drawers. Something like this: --------------------------------------- * learn the alphabet CLOCK: [2009-01-26 dl 17:04]--[2009-01-26 dl 18:04] => 1:00 - a - b - c - d --------------------------------------- But that would probably be what the user wanted; anyway this is not the usual case. On the other hand, I think the second example is more usual and should work. Thanks, Daniel _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Remember: use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
