On Di, Aug 11 2015, Rasmus <ras...@gmx.us> wrote: > Gerald Wildgruber <gerald.wildgru...@unibas.ch> writes: >> Yet, check out this example from p.57 of the Org Manual (ch. "Checkboxes"): >> >> * TODO Organize party [2/4] >> - [-] call people [1/3] >> - [ ] Peter >> - [X] Sarah >> - [ ] Sam >> - [X] order food >> - [ ] think about what music to play >> - [X] talk to the neighbors >> >> With the new code now this gives: >> >> * TODO Organize party [3/7] >> - [-] call people [1/3] >> - [ ] Peter >> - [X] Sarah >> - [ ] Sam >> - [X] order food >> - [ ] think about what music to play >> - [X] talk to the neighbors > > From a clean Emacs, I get the first desired behavior. > > I also got a couple of errors: > > org-update-checkbox-count: Invalid search bound (wrong side of point) > > but I cannot seem to reproduce this consistently. One time I had two > "[/]" boxes. > > Rasmus
You are right: the default setting of this variable is "t", meaning to count only direct children; I just checked on a clean emacs install under linux. I have to verify again what is different on my OSX machine where I tried it out earlier. I don't get the errors on either machine though. Gerald.
