François Pinard <pin...@iro.umontreal.ca> wrote: > Consider a header having many sub-headers, and which is closed. So I > only see that header, followed by an ellipsis at the end of that line. > On that header, command `C-c .' turns the initial star (or string > thereof) into a dash.
I don't understand: C-c . does org-time-stamp - how/why is the initial start turned into a dash? Where exactly is the cursor at the time? If I do C-c . at the end of the line (the final dot of the ellipis), a timestamp is inserted in the header. I can still TAB to unfold. Nick > Now, I see an item with the same text as the > previous header, still followed by an ellipsis at the end of that line. > Now, TAB has no effect: it does not expand the ellipsis into the > previous contents (the minibuffer writes "EMPTY ENTRY", which is likely > improper) > > So I have to fight a tiny bit for being able to edit the contents. I go > one level up, collapse then expand, and everything becomes OK. > > François >
