Hi Bernt, Bernt Hansen <be...@norang.ca> writes:
> I've noticed some differences since upgrading for creating headlines but > I haven't checked if this is due to my local setup yet. Feel free to throw all oddities that you notice, even with no deep test, it will help a lot. > Here is what I'm currently experiencing: > > I used to be able to just have a bunch of lines likes this > > ,---- > | one > | two > | three > | four > `---- > > and M-S-RET in the first column would create a TODO headline with this > as the heading > > ie. > > ,---- > | * TODO one > | two > | three > | four > `---- > > but now it seems to jump past the line before creating the heading. > > ,---- > | one > | > | * TODO > | two > | three > | four > `---- I get the correct behavior with emacs -Q and latest master, so it must surely be in your setup. > I have a heading hook that runs and inserts a timestamp when headings > are created so using this as a workaround and converting this to a list > with C-u C-c - and then to headings with C-c * doesn't give me the > result I want (inactive timestamps on all headings that were created) You can directly convert a normal line to a heading with C-c * Also, C-u C-c - will have the same effect if no region is selected: to convert the normal line at point to a list item. Beware that the default behavior changed when you select a region and want to convert it to a list: now C-c - will convert all lines in the region to list items; use C-u C-c - to convert the whole region as a single item. This behavior is more in sync with the one of C-c *. HTH, -- Bastien
