Esben Stien <b0ef <at> esben-stien.name> writes: > Hmm, to insert the subtree at the end of the parent subtree is not what > I needed. I need a way to insert the new TODO at the bottom of "inside" > the current node. > > F.ex take this tree: > > ****** foo > ******* TODO 1 > ******* TODO 2 > ******* TODO 3 > > If I stand on "foo" and hit a key combination, I want to insert a new > TODO at the bottom of the current node, so that it becomes "TODO 4" > > Any way to do this?
I'm not sure if this has changed in a more recent version (I'm on org 8.2.3, I think), but in my environment, C-RET on a headline inserts a new headline at the same level *and* skips over any subheadings at lower levels. That is: ** Headline (Point is here) *** TODO 1 *** TODO 2 If I hit C-RET with the point on the indicated line, then I get: ** Headline *** TODO 1 *** TODO 2 ** (Point is here) And from here, I need only to type M-<right> (demote the heading) and S-<right> (add TODO), producing: ** Headline *** TODO 1 *** TODO 2 *** TODO (Point is here) If I'm not mistaken, that matches the request: I have a new TODO headline, one level below the headline where I started, and after all of the existing subheadings. Including modifier keys, that's six keystrokes: C-RET M-<right> S-<right>, which hardly seems onerous enough to arouse much interest in various combinations of C-u with other commands. My brain is already full. I'd rather use combinations of simple commands I already know. (But I guess this violates one of org-mode's governing principles: If you need three commands to do it, why, we can cut that down to one command by adding umpteen modifiers somewhere. :-p ) For myself, I'll stick with the Occam's Razor solution... hjh
