Hi Ruiyang,
>>>>> Ruiyang Wu <ywwr...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi there,
> When the point is on the first letter of a line inside an indented
> environment (e.g., itemize, proof, etc.), running `LaTeX-fill-paragraph` will
> move the point to the beginning of the line. Here is a MWE:
> \documentclass{article}
> \begin{document}
> \begin{itemize}
> \item In indented environments, when the point is at the first letter
> of a line, running ``LaTeX-fill-paragraph'' will move the point to
> the beginning of the line. Ideally, it should stay with the letter.
> \end{itemize}
> \end{document}
> 1. If the point is on the first “o” in the line immediately after “\item”,
> running `LaTeX-fill-paragraph` moves the point to column 0, while “o” is
> moved to column 2 because of the filling operation.
> 2. If the point is on the first “f” in the same line as above, the point
> stays on “f” after running `LaTeX-fill-paragraph` (both moved to column 3).
> I think it is better to have consistent point behavior as in scenario 2,
> because users probably want to continue editing after running `M-q’, and it
> is much more efficient if the point stays on the same letter before and after
> filling.
Sorry for late response. I confirmed what you reported (with fill-column
being 70) and had brief look at the relevant code. Unfortunately, the
code uses `save-excursion' to preserve the point, so it seems that
something very exceptional is happening. I'll try to figure out the
origin and fix it, but it can take a non trivial span of time. :-(
Regards,
Ikumi Keita
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