Re: [O] Drawers and visibility cycling
Steven Arntson writes: > Steven Arntson writes: > >> Bob Newell writes: >> >>> Steven Arntson writes: >>> Here's my "not working" process: + type some sample text. + select the region and do `C-c C-x d' + I'm queried for the title of the drawer and type "test" The result looks like this: :testdrawer: test content :END: >>> >>> I've always had to put the drawer title in a line with all the drawer >>> names like this: >>> >>> #+DRAWERS: EXPANSION PROPERTIES CLOCK LOGBOOK TESTDRAWER >> >> I gave this a try, adding >> >> #+DRAWERS: DATA >> >> and then created a drawer: >> >> :DATA: >> test data >> :END: >> >> and I still can't get it to do anything when I put point on `DATA'. I >> did `C-h k' just to verify that TAB is running `org-cycle', which it is. >> I'm perplexed! > > > For the list: Bob wrote me the solution over email: > >> Try closing the file and reopening. You have to force a re-read and >> re-eval. There is another way to do this but I can't recall it >> quickly. C-c C-c on any of the header lines at the top of the file! In this case, in particular, the #+DRAWERS line. > It worked perfectly. > > Thank you! > steven
Re: [O] Drawers and visibility cycling
Steven Arntson writes: > Bob Newell writes: > >> Steven Arntson writes: >> >>> Here's my "not working" process: >>> >>> + type some sample text. >>> + select the region and do `C-c C-x d' >>> + I'm queried for the title of the drawer and type "test" >>> >>> The result looks like this: >>> >>> :testdrawer: >>> test content >>> :END: >> >> I've always had to put the drawer title in a line with all the drawer >> names like this: >> >> #+DRAWERS: EXPANSION PROPERTIES CLOCK LOGBOOK TESTDRAWER > > I gave this a try, adding > > #+DRAWERS: DATA > > and then created a drawer: > > :DATA: > test data > :END: > > and I still can't get it to do anything when I put point on `DATA'. I > did `C-h k' just to verify that TAB is running `org-cycle', which it is. > I'm perplexed! For the list: Bob wrote me the solution over email: > Try closing the file and reopening. You have to force a re-read and > re-eval. There is another way to do this but I can't recall it > quickly. It worked perfectly. Thank you! steven
Re: [O] Drawers and visibility cycling
Bob Newell writes: > Steven Arntson writes: > >> Here's my "not working" process: >> >> + type some sample text. >> + select the region and do `C-c C-x d' >> + I'm queried for the title of the drawer and type "test" >> >> The result looks like this: >> >> :testdrawer: >> test content >> :END: > > I've always had to put the drawer title in a line with all the drawer > names like this: > > #+DRAWERS: EXPANSION PROPERTIES CLOCK LOGBOOK TESTDRAWER I gave this a try, adding #+DRAWERS: DATA and then created a drawer: :DATA: test data :END: and I still can't get it to do anything when I put point on `DATA'. I did `C-h k' just to verify that TAB is running `org-cycle', which it is. I'm perplexed!
Re: [O] Drawers and visibility cycling
Steven Arntson writes: > Here's my "not working" process: > > + type some sample text. > + select the region and do `C-c C-x d' > + I'm queried for the title of the drawer and type "test" > > The result looks like this: > > :testdrawer: > test content > :END: I've always had to put the drawer title in a line with all the drawer names like this: #+DRAWERS: EXPANSION PROPERTIES CLOCK LOGBOOK TESTDRAWER -- Bob Newell Honolulu, Hawai`i * Sent via Ma Gnus 0.12-Emacs 24.3-Linux Mint 17 *
[O] Drawers and visibility cycling
I've never been able to get drawers to go through a visibility cycle, and so have always avoided using them, but now I have a use-case in which they would be very handy. Here's my "not working" process: + type some sample text. + select the region and do `C-c C-x d' + I'm queried for the title of the drawer and type "test" The result looks like this: :testdrawer: test content :END: However, when I put point on :testdrawer: and hit TAB, it doesn't go through any kind of cycle---just sits there. What am I doing wrong? Thank you, steven arntson
