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Re: section continuation
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abq |
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Re: section continuation |
Date: |
Tue, 27 Dec 2022 14:15:26 +0000 |
Another idea:
Your example was:
* General animals
Some text about general animals
** arthropods
spiders and things
* -
More about animals in general
** vertebrates
so-and-so
But to express your intended meaning, how about this instead:
* General animals
Some text about general animals
** arthropods
spiders and things
** -
More about animals in general
** vertebrates
so-and-so
Note the extra asterisk before the dash.
The benefits:
Even current org-mode software handles
fold/select/delete/move/promote/demote/etc, including continuations
(lone-dash sections), as intended.
No interference with section numbering at the level of the continued
section.
The costs:
For current software, this interferes with section numbering at the
subsection level, since continuations count as subsections.
Commands to jump to next/previous section will include continuations.
Folding subsections will fold continuations.
IMO, the benefits outweigh the costs, because the benefits prevent
problems with editing when using current software, and the costs only
cause problems with viewing and navigation.
Future versions of Org could:
Skip numbering of lone-dash sections.
Skip folding them when folding subsections.
Skip them when jumping to next/previous section.
Display them at one level shallower than currently standard in
org-indent-mode, and maybe omit display of the lone-dash line itself.
BTW, this would be another reason to use a character other than dash,
because you already use dash for an incompatible meaning.
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