Uwe Brauer <o...@mat.ucm.es> writes: >> Uwe Brauer <o...@mat.ucm.es> writes: > >> I am sorry, but I am not familiar with the feature you are referring to. > > I applied your patch and did a bit of testing: works flawlessly.
Thanks! >> Either way, both src and comment blocks are supposed to contain >> arbitrary non-parseable text, which should not contribute to the >> statistics? calculations. > > With your patch, I can confirm this, before it did not since *** was not > «escaped» To clarify, when you have * Heading #+begin_comment * Lorem ipsum #+end_comment it is not seen by Org as comment block. Instead, what Org "sees" is <begin heading 1> * Heading <begin paragraph> #+begin_comment <end paragraph> <end heading 1> <begin heading 2> * Lorem ipsum <begin paragraph> #+end_comment <end paragraph> <end heading 2> Headline markup has the top priority all the times. >> AFAIK, you cannot. At least, not using an existing command. What you can >> instead do is open C-c ' window, copy the unescaped text, exit the >> window, remove the block, and yank the unescaped text. > > I see, (patches are welcome I presume 😉) Yup. Probably, we can make org-insert-structure-template more smart and remove the block when user selects the same block as the existing one. It should be controlled by defcustom though (t nil 'ask). Wrapping a comment block inside comment block can be a valid use case. Best, Ihor
