M-m (back-to-indentation)

M-m (back-to-indentation)

[Scott Jaderholm]

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I just discovered this keystroke and naturally the second thing I did after
trying it in an emacs lisp buffer was to try it in org. It didn't seem all
that useful, except with CLOSED lines and - lists, and so I'm wondering if a
slightly modified behavior might be better.

Consider a headline:
** TODO Something

Maybe M-m should go right before "TODO"?

Then again, with org-special-ctrl-a, M-m as it is now does provide a
shortcut to C-a C-a.

Just interested in what you guys think.

--Scott

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Re: M-m (back-to-indentation)

[Carsten Dominik]

On May 26, 2007, at 23:25, Scott Jaderholm wrote:

> I just discovered this keystroke and naturally the second thing I did 
> after trying it in an emacs lisp buffer was to try it in org. It 
> didn't seem all that useful, except with CLOSED lines and - lists, and 
> so I'm wondering if a slightly modified behavior might be better.
>
> Consider a headline:
> ** TODO Something
>
> Maybe M-m should go right before "TODO"?

I don't think this would be close enough to the standard meaning
of this command, so Emacs rules are strongly against this and I
tend to agree.

- Carsten