Library to maybe rebuild on top of

[alphapapa]

@thblt @yuhan0

Please take a look at this: c8c117c

I think it might be a feasible way to rewrite some of the functionality of outshine and outorg in a simpler way. As it is, I don't have a good grasp of all the functionality provided by outshine and outorg (I only use a small fraction of it normally), or how it works, and I feel like there should be a library that provides the basic functionality of executing commands as if the buffer (or part of it) were in Org mode, that uses as much built-in code from Emacs and Org as possible.

This is a very basic prototype, but it seems to work fine for e.g. M-up and S-up. C-c C-t doesn't work with org-store-log-note, but that and similar issues can probably be resolved.

Please let me know what you think. Thanks.

[yuhan0]

I'm in the same situation of only using a tiny fraction of Outshine's functionality, and nearly none of it's Org-dispatching commands found in outshine-call-org.el. But from the code, not-org looks like a partial re-implementation of outorg - which I believe is the current approach of converting commented regions to Org buffers and running Org commands on them.

Is your idea to simply provide a sort of "prefix keymap" to call the user's regular Org keybindings, instead of wrapping each command individually in its own Outshine template?

[alphapapa]

Is your idea to simply provide a sort of "prefix keymap" to call the user's regular Org keybindings, instead of wrapping each command individually in its own Outshine template?

Yes, where possible, that would make the code much simpler.