Morning all.
>>>>> "Sebastian" == Sebastian Rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Sebastian> Hi Pete,
Sebastian> It is the intended behaviour.
Sebastian> I just had to set `org-empty-line-terminates-plain-lists'
Sebastian> to nil.
Hmmm - however I set that variable, I still get the issue that Wes' test
file demonstrated. That variable has always been set to nil in my setup
btw.
Are we talking about something different here ? (that is, have i
misunderstood some fundamental issue ?)
For what it's worth, howver I set that variable, my previous comments
apply:
Wes> Your sample file works for me. However, this one does not.
Wes> Maybe your example didn't match your actual usage. Note that
Wes> if you indent the "one one one..." line below a space further
Wes> it starts counting again properly.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
* TODO [2/3] List of TODOs (NOTE: 1/1)
+ [X] one one
one one one one one one one one one one one one one
+ [ ] one
+ [X] one
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Pete> Same here. Zero, one or two spaces at the start of the 'one
Pete> one one' line stop it counting. Three spaces is OK. (in fact
Pete> anything above 3 appears to be OK).
Pete> Note also that a <TAB> at the start is acceptable as well.
Pete
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