plain list fold all top level items?

plain list fold all top level items?

[Samuel Wales]

this is probably staring me in the face but i cannot seem to find in
manual or help a command that will take a list

- one
  - one sub
- two
  - two sub
- three
  - three sub

and fold it into

- one...
- two...
- three...

without changing variables.  or doing a kludge.  does such a command
exist?  i imagine some tab variant on first item.


i could add a top level item x above those items and then do tab on
that x top level item.

- x
  - one
    - one sub

that would work but that would be a kludge in which i have to edit the
original list in order to be able to fold it.

i could maybe set variables to interact with heading folding or so,
but htat would also be a kludge because i like the default.

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Re: plain list fold all top level items?

[Ihor Radchenko]

Samuel Wales <samologist@gmail.com> writes:

> - one
>   - one sub
> - two
>   - two sub
> - three
>   - three sub
>
> and fold it into
>
> - one...
> - two...
> - three...
>
> without changing variables.  or doing a kludge.  does such a command
> exist?  i imagine some tab variant on first item.

No, AFAIK.

The only relevant toggle is `org-cycle-include-plain-lists' set to
'integrate. But it is not what you want.


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