Alan L Tyree writes:
> Thanks Bastien. I like narrowing a lot better but only just discovered
> it. It is a terrific facility.
Also available with the `s' speedy key (just in case.)
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Bastien
Bastien writes:
> Alan L Tyree writes:
>
>> Is there any preference (so far as org is concerned)? Are there any
>> "gotchas" that I should note?
>
> Just a personal preference: I use narrowing because I don't like
> multiplying buffers.
Thanks Bastien. I like narrowing a lot better but only just
Alan L Tyree writes:
> Is there any preference (so far as org is concerned)? Are there any
> "gotchas" that I should note?
Just a personal preference: I use narrowing because I don't like
multiplying buffers.
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Bastien
Two separate commands serve much the same purpose from the author's
point of view:
- C-c C-x b (org-tree-to-indirect-buffer) opens an indirect buffer for
the subtree
- C-x n s (org-narrow-to-subtree) narrows the existing buffer to the
subtree
Both of these "hoist" the subtree outline to f
