problem with nested lists.

problem with nested lists.

[francois]

I am facing with a strange problem. Let's consider the following 
simple org file:

--8<--- beginning of my org file
- example
  - A
    - B
--8<--- end of my org file

when I press enter on the first level (example), the list is correctly folded. I
may press "enter" to unfold the first level. I get the level "A", but next I am
stuck at this level. It is impossible to reach the level B.

the org version that I use is 5.16a, my emacs is 22.1.1

thanks

Re: problem with nested lists.

[Carsten Dominik]

On Dec 13, 2007, at 11:49 AM, francois wrote:

> I am facing with a strange problem. Let's consider the following
> simple org file:
>
> --8<--- beginning of my org file
> - example
>  - A
>    - B
> --8<--- end of my org file
>
> when I press enter on the first level (example), the list is  
> correctly folded. I
> may press "enter" to unfold the first level. I get the level "A",  
> but next I am
> stuck at this level. It is impossible to reach the level B.
>
> the org version that I use is 5.16a, my emacs is 22.1.1

I cannot reproduce this. Anyone?

- Carsten

Re: problem with nested lists.

[francois]

Carsten Dominik <carsten.dominik <at> gmail.com> writes:

my emacs is 22.1.1
> I cannot reproduce this. Anyone?

hello,

I was misusing the list. I can fold/unfold the tree at the first level
entry. But for the second level, I have realized that I have to move the cursor
to the "-" character, and then press enter.  

Previously, I simply pressed enter at the beginning of the line (before the "-"
character). Maybe it would be more "natural" to consider an enter action at the
beginning of a new item list as a way to see/hide children.

thanks

Re: Re: problem with nested lists.

[Carsten Dominik]

On Dec 14, 2007, at 8:55 AM, francois wrote:

> Carsten Dominik <carsten.dominik <at> gmail.com> writes:
>
> my emacs is 22.1.1
>> I cannot reproduce this. Anyone?
>
> hello,
>
> I was misusing the list. I can fold/unfold the tree at the first level
> entry. But for the second level, I have realized that I have to move  
> the cursor
> to the "-" character, and then press enter.
>
> Previously, I simply pressed enter at the beginning of the line  
> (before the "-"
> character). Maybe it would be more "natural" to consider an enter  
> action at the
> beginning of a new item list as a way to see/hide children.

I still fail to understand.  Enter is not a special command unless you  
have
bound it to something.  What?

- Carsten