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Hi, guys!

I'm finally beginning to integrate Org mode into my way of thinking.
But one thing really bothers me: local subtree view.

The closest thing I'd like to have is (org-tree-to-indirect-buffer),
but, first, there's a bug in it (I use Emacs 23.4.2 - latest official):
- When I edit the last empty line in indirect buffer, the new text
gets into next entry (inside original buffer) like this:
** TODO Go shoping
Some new text** TODO Finish Line Edit widget
- When I edit the last entry (non-empty line) in indirect buffer, the
new text is inserted into original buffer
right after ... of unexpanded branch like this:
* TODO Things to do today...New text which should be inside

Second, I'd rather edit selected subtree in local mode and then
go back to global (normal) mode instead of dealing with 2 windows.

Is there such function (did I miss it)?
If not then what do you think about the proposition?