Inserting a yas snippet consisting of a code block is a very common occurence in my work flow. Now I have the right yas settings to make it all happen I think.
#+begin_src emacs-lisp (setq yas/also-auto-indent-first-line t) (setq yas/indent-line t) #+end_src But on insertion, it isnt indented. Until now I've been inserting a space on the begin_src line then hitting backspace. That tends to kick org in the guts somehow and it then coughs up the right indentation. What I also often find myself doing unconsciously is hitting C-c C-c (just outside the source block) and it it says "C-c C-c can do nothing useful in this spot". O yes it can! It can refresh the indentation is what it can do for me. Would anyone else agree that C-c C-c would be useful to work on a normal line in this way? But on to my main question which is is there actually an "org-refresh-indentation-around-point" command? I've looked and looked and the closest I can find is org-indent-indent-buffer. But this seems a little over-the-topish for the task. Tony
