Have you tried org-yank-adjusted-subtrees?
Samuel
On 4/1/13, 42 147 wrote:
> sub-headlines, and the killed headline itself needs to be adjusted to a
> deeper / shallower level (depending on where I inserted it).
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42 147 writes:
> Therefore, I was yanking the org text rather than org-yanking it.
> org-cut-special turns out not to be necessary, although I appreciate the
> suggestion; and in fiddling around with it, I found the solution to my
> problem.
There is also this variable: `org-yank-folded-subtrees
Hi 42,
42 147 writes:
> So in fewer words: how do I yank a headline in its folded state?
In Emacs 24.3, there is `yank-excluded-properties' and
`yank-handled-properties' which allow you to select what
properties are excluded/handled by a yank.
HTH,
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> In my Emacs I have the following. Would that work?
> "C-c C-x C-w runs the command org-cut-special, which is an interactive
> compiled Lisp function in `org.el'.
I incidentally figured out the problem: I had rebound yank to "C-.", and
did not realize that org-yank was bound to the original yan
42 147 writes:
> Hello mailing list,
>
> A source of slight irritation is killing a whole headline with C-k
> (usually to move it to another buffer), and seeing it unfold every
> single sub-headline after I yank it to its new position. This causes
> tremendous chaos sometimes, especially if there
Hello mailing list,
A source of slight irritation is killing a whole headline with C-k
(usually to move it to another buffer), and seeing it unfold every
single sub-headline after I yank it to its new position. This causes
tremendous chaos sometimes, especially if there are a number of nested
sub
