Re: [O] [bug] orgstruct++-mode breaks backward-sentence

[Rasmus]

Hi,

Nicolas Goaziou <address@hidden> writes:

>>> Consider the following test file in text-mode where "|" is the cursor.
>>>
>>>    1.  Foo bar
>>>        baz|
>>>
>>> Before turning on orgstruct++-mode backward-sentence will correctly go to
>>> "|Foo".  When turning on orgstruct-mode, backward-sentence will also work
>>> correctly.  So somehow orgstruct++ does something that ruins
>>> backward-sentence.  Note that (sentence-end) does not seem to be affected
>>> by orgstruct++-mode.
>>
>> This is actually not particular to orgstruct++-mode.  It also happens in
>> org-mode.  With orgstruct-mode fill-paragraph does not work on lists.
>> Maybe you can't have both?
>
> I'm confused. Your first message talks about `backward-sentence' and the
> second one about `fill-paragraph'. Could you explain what the bug is?

Forget about fill-paragraph.  Try this with test-org as nil and non-nil:

(let ((test-org nil))
  (switch-to-buffer "test.org")
  (if test-org (org-mode) (text-mode))
  (erase-buffer)
  (insert "1. foo bar\n   baz")
  (backward-sentence))

When the buffer is in org-mode backward sentence behaves differently from
when it's in text-mode.  I think text-mode behaves correctly.

[The aside was that this does not happen in orgstruct-mode, but in
 orgstruct-mode fill-paragraph does not work.]

Thanks,
Rasmus

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