setting up 'imenu'

setting up 'imenu'

[Sharon Kimble]

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I'm having major problems with my imenu setup, and its like this.

- --8<---------------code one---------------start------------->8---
* Outlining and Plotting
  ** Level 2 heading
  ** etc and onwards
- --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
  
- - 'Outlining and Plotting' is a level one header

- - 'Level 2 heading' is, not surprisingly, a level 2 header

Now, if the 'level 2 heading' has 50 items, it only actually shows 46
and does not show the remaining 4!

- --8<---------------code two---------------start------------->8---
* Outlining and Plotting
  ** Level 2 heading
  ** TODO * etc and onwards
  ** TODO * and another one
  ** Still a sample
- --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---

In the code snippet shown as 'code two', those showing as a 'TODO *
item' are articles that are unwritten, and all other items are written.

- - In the imenu it is very easy to see what articles are unwritten due to
  them showing with a beginning ' * '.

- - In the imenu unwritten articles show as 'From: * etc and onwards'
  where there are 10 or more items, they are folded.

So how can I get the imenu to show *all* the imenu items of written
articles please?

I've been looking in all the 'Customize group: imenu' buffers, but I
can't see where I can set it up as I want. Any ideas please?

Thanks
  Sharon.  
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RE: setting up 'imenu'

[Drew Adams]

Unmentioned, but presumably this is only about setting up Imenu for _Org_ mode. ;-)

Re: setting up 'imenu'

[Sharon Kimble]

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Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com> writes:

> Unmentioned, but presumably this is only about setting up Imenu for _Org_ mode. ;-)

I've posted it on the org email list as well as here, but I'm not sure
if it is only an org-mode problem, because of having the ability to
customise it using the 'customising emacs' menu item. That's why I
posted it here first.

Thanks
    Sharon.
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Re: setting up 'imenu'

[Daniel Martín]

Sharon Kimble <boudiccas@skimble.plus.com> writes:

I cannot reproduce your issue. I suggest trying the same after starting
Emacs with

emacs -Q

Also try the "*Rescan*" imenu option to refresh the menu cache.

RE: setting up 'imenu'

[Drew Adams]

> > Unmentioned, but presumably this is only about setting up Imenu for _Org_
> mode. ;-)
> 
> I've posted it on the org email list as well as here, but I'm not sure
> if it is only an org-mode problem, because of having the ability to
> customise it using the 'customising emacs' menu item. That's why I
> posted it here first.

Sorry; I wasn't clear.  I didn't mean that you
shouldn't have posted it here.  I meant only
to point out (for everyone) that this is about
Imenu for Org mode buffers (AFAICT).