har...@free.fr wrote: > > > b...@altern.org writes: > > > > har...@free.fr writes: > > > > > (setq outline-regexp "[-\f]+") > > > so as to use - as the headline starter character in outline mode. > > > Switch to another buffer, enter the text > > > > > > - first heading > > > -- second heading > > > some stuff here > > > > > > Activate org-mode. M-x org-mode. > > > > You should not do this. org-mode lists start with a "-", using > > this character for headlines will just confuse things. > > Let me rephrase my message then. > > BUG. How to reproduce. > Starting with emacs -Q (this is emacs 23.2 together with org-mode 6.33), > execute in the scratch buffer > (setq outline-regexp "[•\f]+") > so as to use a bullet as the headline starter character in outline mode. > Switch to another buffer, enter the text > > • first heading > •• second heading > some stuff here > > Activate org-mode. M-x org-mode. > > Then go to the first heading. TAB folds the text as expected. > Go to the second heading. TAB inserts a TAB instead of folding > the second heading. > > > Can't you live with the "*" as the headline character? > > That's a pretty rude answer, I must say. I don't know a single
No, it's not. It is as clear an indication as anybody can give you that asterisks are pretty much embedded into org structure. Patient: "Doctor, it hurts when I do that" Doctor: "Don't do that" You may not like it but that's the way it is. Trying to change it at a superficial level (as you did by changing outline-regexp) is likely to land you in a world of pain. Nick > language (language as e.g. english, russian, spanish...) that > uses * as an headline character. BTW, I know that bugs should be > reported through the bug tracker, I will do that asap, and > no, I don't have a patch, I don't understand how org-mode > works. >
