2011/12/23 Nicolas Goaziou <n.goaz...@gmail.com> > Gustav Wikström <gustav.e...@gmail.com> writes: > > > If you disable org-mode after the scheduling and just looking at the > plain > > text you will see no indentation. This is good (according to me ;) ) > > > > Doing the same thing from the start, without org-indent-mode, gives > another > > result. This is the inconsistency I mention. > > So, if I get it right, you claim that virtual indentation isn't > consistent with real indentation. Well, this is true, but also > logical. > > Disabling Org mode shouldn't remove all real indentation in the buffer, > should it? > > I don't see why there is real indentation at all. org-indent-mode should not change the behavior of writing content in a file. It should (imho) just add virtual indentation to make the presentation better.
Either org-mode with org-indent-mode adds (non-virtual) space when calling C-c C-s (or other similar function that has this behavior) or org-mode without org-indent-mode stops adding space when calling these functions. My opinion is that there should be no space in either setting as default. Regards Gustav
