I've been reading through the code, and I don't think this is possible
yet, but I wanted to double check before I wrote something.
I'd like a function that would do the following:
1) Move to the "body" of a heading (skipping drawers and the like)
2) Create the "body" if necessary (when there are no lines between
sibling headings or between drawers and a sibling heading)
3) Append a new plain list item (or create a new plain list if there
wasn't one there already)
I find myself doing this many times during the day:
1) Create a new heading, and clock in
2) Move point past the clock drawer
3) Create a blank line under the drawer
4) Create a list item
It would be super cool if I could just hit a key on a heading, and it
would append a new plain list item and move point there. I would
probably bind M-RET to this function, since I use C-RET to create new
headings.
Does this exist? I'll write it otherwise.
--
Peter Jones, http://pmade.com
pmade inc. Louisville, CO US
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