On Sun, 22 Sep 2013 15:16:16 -0700 (PDT)
Fidel N <[email protected]> wrote:
> c.p.insertAfter()
> c.executeMinibufferCommand('goto-next-sibling')
> c.executeMinibufferCommand('move-outline-up')
> c.executeMinibufferCommand('edit-headline')
> c.redraw()
It's interesting that I wouldn't think of using
executeMinibufferCommand, but in some ways the API is cleaner when you
do. I'd so something like
nd = p.insertAfter()
# nd.moveToThreadBack()... wait, that's not right...
# some p.move* methods move the position, some move the node...
# source browsing required to get this
nd.moveToNthChildOf(p.parent(), p.childIndex()-1)
# no idea what the method for entering edit mode is, read source
c.editHeadline()
c.redraw()
or more succinctly
nd = p.insertAfter()
nd.moveToNthChildOf(p.parent(), p.childIndex()-1)
c.editHeadline()
c.redraw()
so one line shorter, but it doesn't work for top level nodes...
So, executeMinibufferCommand really is a simpler, cleaner, approach in
some cases (undo not withstanding ;-)
Cheers -Terry
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