Beginning of buffer is treated as special position

[d12frosted]

Hey,

Looks like worf-mode treats beginning of buffer as special position, so instead of inserting letters it executes underlying commands.

1. Open any org file or create empty buffer with org-mode enabled.
2. Go to beginning of buffer.
3. Type H.
4. Notice Nothing here, move along in the echo area.

Instead I would like H letter to be inserted.

To be honest it would not be such a pain if it's wasn't the same in org-campture-mode. In some templates capture buffer is empty and you have to escape via C-q first letter you type. I know that it's possible to disable worf-mode via org-capture-mode-hook, but I find worf-mode useful in that mode as well.

Is such behaviour a bug? Or is it by design? If so, is it possible to change it? 😸

Thanks in advance.

P. S. Many thanks for this wonderful package!

[abo-abo]

Is such behaviour a bug? Or is it by design? If so, is it possible to change it? 😸

Yea, it's a bug. I encounter it from time to time and just press C-q H because I'm lazy.

[abo-abo]

I think the original idea was to press a to insert a heading in a new file. Dumb idea, since * does the same:)

[d12frosted]

Well, hitting a is faster for sure. But in some cases I don't want to start org-mode file with heading 😸 Thanks for a fix. I'll take a look once it's on MELPA.

Update

Ah, just looked at your change. Should do the trick 😸