On Jun 5, 2007, at 1:46, William Henney wrote:
On 6/4/07, Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Jun 4, 2007, at 15:39, William Henney wrote:
> Thanks Carsten. Is this fix just for the indent-relative bug, or
does
> it fix the second (fill-paragraph) bug as well?
The fix will only fix the second bug (with fill-paragraph). The first
problem I believe cannot be fixed, because Org-mode cannot know if
you want to start a new level of lists, or if you are continuing the
current list.
Thanks for the explanation. I am still a bit confused though, since
even if org thought I wanted to start a new list, then it should only
indent by one space, whereas it actually indents by two....
No, when starting a new list level, the bullet character should be
under the left margin of the text of the upper llevel, i.e.
2 characters indented.
In the case of ordered lists, I think that you can tell (in principle)
if the item represents the start of a new list. Whether it is worth
your effort is another matter :)
Yes, I could do a lot of parsing, but I don't think it is worth the
effort.
If you use M-RET to make new list items, indentation is set correctly.
- Carsten
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