On Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 1:17 PM, Nicolas <n.goaz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Thomas Hisch <t.hi...@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> why is there no consistent identation between disable OIM and enabled
>> OIM, or is there a way to enable this consitent identation ??
>
> You have to keep in mind that OIM fakes indentation, that is, you think
> your line is indented, but in fact, it still lays at column 0. Thus,
> most the spaces used to indent a line outside OIM aren't needed anymore
> with OIM on.
>
> Anyway, it isn't as bad as it sounds. When you stop OIM, you just have
> to re-indent the whole buffer to get your spaces back (C-x h C-M-\ for
> example).
>
Thanks for the explanation. This makes things clearer. However, when
i use lists (has nothing to do with OIM):
(enabled OIM)
* Head 1
Test 0
** Subhead 1
Test 1
*** Subsubhead 1
Test 1a
** Subhead 2
Test 2
- item 1
lals2
lsakdl3
lkal3
item 2
(after disabling OIM)
* Head 1
Test 0
** Subhead 1
Test 1
*** Subsubhead 1
Test 1a
** Subhead 2
Test 2
- item 1
lals2
lsakdl3
lkal3
item 2
After reindenting the whole buffer with
C-x h C-M-\ the list (item1) is not indented properly:
* Head 1
Test 0
** Subhead 1
Test 1
*** Subsubhead 1
Test 1a
** Subhead 2
Test 2
- item 1
lals2
lsakdl3
lkal3
item 2
Is this a bug ?
Regards
Thomas
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