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From: Daniel Clemente <n142857@gmail.com>
Subject: orgstruct-mode for Emacs Lisp files
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 11:02:27 +0200
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  This has been addressed many times. Given an .el file with comments like:

; section 1
;; subsection 1
aaa
;;; subsubsection 1
e
;;; subsubsection 2
iiiiiii
;; section 2
....


  Then it would be useful to use TAB to cycle the state of those headings. =
There's outline-mode, but orgstruct-mode is directly usable for org users, =
and thus easier.
=20
  However, I find that this procedure didn't work on org-mode 6.09:

1. open that file
2. evaluate (setq org-outline-regexp ";+ ")
3. M-x orgstruct-minor-mode


  The TAB key still works only on headers matching "\\*+ ", so I think that=
 I'm changing the wrong regexp, or that orgstruct-mode didn't detect the ch=
ange.

  Could you please add a paragraph in the manual, in the section =E2=80=9ET=
he Orgstruct minor mode=E2=80=9C, that tells about how could you change the=
 outline regexp in case a mode needs it?


  I found no documentation for org-outline-regexp (less than 10 results on =
many search engines!).


  Thanks,

Daniel