I think I found a solution but here are the steps in case others have the same
problem:
* First, I open an org file in Emacs.* I then create a sparse tree using a
regular expression.* I then type M-g M-n to move to the next occurrence of my
search string but it doesn't work. I get a message
Eric Chun writes:
> I'm assuming "current buffer" is the buffer which I can currently type input
> into. The current buffer is not finding next occurrence of search string by
> pressing M-g M-n. Is this expected?
Could you please elaborate?
What exactly you did and what do you expect to
Ihor: "`org-occur-next-match' does not support multiple buffers.Looking at
the docstring of `next-error-function', I am also not sure if
we need to support this there. The docstring talks only about the
current buffer."
I'm assuming "current buffer" is the buffer which I can currently type
Eric Chun writes:
> I can't seem to use the M-g M-n keys to jump to occurrences in sparse tree
> search for second org file within same Emacs window.
> If I search first file by pressing C-c / r RET and then search second
> file by pressing C-c / r RET, I'm not able to jump to occurrences in
Hi,
I can't seem to use the M-g M-n keys to jump to occurrences in sparse tree
search for second org file within same Emacs window.
If I search first file by pressing C-c / r RET and then search second
file by pressing C-c / r RET, I'm not able to jump to occurrences in
that second file by
