Hello fellow org-mode users,
Using org-mode has made some things for me intolerable. I watched
Carsten Dominik's talk at google where he articulated his desire for a
simple interface for folding and unfolding. I became very unhappy
with the hideshow.el interface for hiding and showing code. I don't
know how anyone can bother to use these key bindings.
;; hs-hide-block C-c @ C-h or C-c S-2 C-h (C-c C-2 C-h
would be an improvement)
;; hs-show-block C-c @ C-s or C-c S-2 C-h
I endeavored to make hideshow.el work more like org-mode and created
my extension hideshow-org.el. Now TAB hides and shows code blocks
when no indentation is necessary, but indents otherwise. So for those
of you who work a lot on code, I encourage you to give it a try. The
code and a little screencast that shows it in action is available here:
http://gnufool.blogspot.com/2009/03/make-hideshow-behave-more-like-org-mode.html
Thanks again for org-mode. It's fundamentally changed the way I
relate with emacs.
-Shane
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