Nicolas Goaziou <n.goaz...@gmail.com> writes:
> When depth isn't involved When I am within a nested list (any arbitray position) and I C-down what should happen? ---------------------------------------------------------------- When I am on an headline and I C-down, I find it disconcerting that cursor takes a far jump. There are specialized commands to jump between headlines and I don't want a 'paragraph' motion command to do anything fancy. I would much prefer that the paragraph motion commands be really dumbed down. ---------------------------------------------------------------- I really wouldn't mind if paragraph motion commands lands /within/ a src block or I will be surprised if a table, IRL, is not guarded on either sides by blank lines. In the few years, that I have been on this list not a single complained that his cursor ended up within a src block. ---------------------------------------------------------------- I think sexp motion commands - for example, C-M-d - can help me precisely move in to the inner sexps with little thought. This could be useful when I want to surgically move - thinkg, tree traversal - within nested lists (or nested structure) but with little effort. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Bottomline: It is difficult to unlearn. But easier to learn. So, don't "overload" existing paragraph motion commands. Instead, introduce sexp motion and mimic what emacs-lisp-mode does. Try C-down while within a defun and see what happens. ----------------------------------------------------------------
