Introducing unfill for org buffers #11
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Using `org-unindent-buffer` as a starting point, instead of removing indentation, we just: - unfill paragraphs - unfill list items in reverse
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Interesting, thanks! A test or two would be useful, and perhaps even a doc update. This does feel like a slightly odd addition to this package, though: the new function operates on the whole buffer, unlike the existing functions, and I suspect it would sit better in org itself, as the alternative of adding unfill-x functions for various x is clunky. I'd also have to understand and maintain all those functions. So I'm a little on the fence w.r.t. merging this tbh, though obviously I can understand the usefulness. :)
| Includes paragraphs embedded in item lists." | ||
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| ;; The following body heavily borrows from `org-unindent-buffer'. | ||
| (unless (and (eq major-mode 'org-mode)) |
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| ;; The following body heavily borrows from `org-unindent-buffer'. | ||
| (unless (and (eq major-mode 'org-mode)) | ||
| (user-error "Cannot unfill a buffer not in Org mode")) |
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This is likely the function that required emacs-24.3
I'll put in your good word, but cries in mailing list 🐱 Hopefully things will go smoothly. |
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My understanding is that I found a bug in |
Hello Steve. I needed to quickly unfill org buffers for switching to visual line mode and this seems like an appropriate command for this package.
Still not totally clear on the necessity of expressing built-in requirements. I get asked sometimes to add package-requires values. Should be okay with org.
Can't recall which function needed Emacs 24.3 but not really worried about versions that old.
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