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This is related to #63 but focused on a more specific inconsistency. When I enable speed commands and open up a LaTeX file, the speed commands only fire at the beginnings of lines of the form
% ** Heading
which is fine, but when I type +, this heading gets rewritten to
\subsectionHeading
It seems like outshine-mode sets outline-regexp to "% [*]\{1,8\} ", recognizing the former style, but the + speed command is implemented by outline-promote, which uses outline-heading-alist, which expects \chapter, \section, etc.
I couldn't track down where these variables were set, but would you say outline-regexp is in the wrong here, or outline-heading-alist? Which style does outshine-mode intend to support (if any)?
PS. Workaround for anyone else who sees this and wants to use the % * format like me: put
This is related to #63 but focused on a more specific inconsistency. When I enable speed commands and open up a LaTeX file, the speed commands only fire at the beginnings of lines of the form
which is fine, but when I type +, this heading gets rewritten to
It seems like outshine-mode sets
outline-regexp
to"% [*]\{1,8\} "
, recognizing the former style, but the + speed command is implemented byoutline-promote
, which usesoutline-heading-alist
, which expects \chapter, \section, etc.I couldn't track down where these variables were set, but would you say
outline-regexp
is in the wrong here, oroutline-heading-alist
? Which style does outshine-mode intend to support (if any)?PS. Workaround for anyone else who sees this and wants to use the
% *
format like me: putinside your LaTeX-mode hook.
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