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Subject: Re: TODO type problem on speedbar and imenu.
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On Aug 24, 2011, at 4:18 PM, Bastien wrote:

> Hi Nicolas,
>=20
> Nicolas Goaziou <n.goaziou@gmail.com> writes:
>=20
>> I don't mind providing a commit for this, but the list wasn't
>> exhaustive. I'd rather have a set of rules which would be part of the
>> Org format specification.
>=20
> Agreed.
>=20
>> What about : allow mixing tabs and spaces only when indenting or
>> filling. One or more spaces everywhere[1] else.

Hi Nicolas

Org currently also uses \t before the tags, when it aligns them.

- Carsten

>=20
> If you feel confident this is flexible enough, please go ahead.
> We only need to make sure that a task like
>=20
> * TODO Task      =20
>           ^^^^^^ <=3D unintentional mixed tabs/spaces
>=20
> is okay.  In other words: enforce a set of rules, but in a way
> that will not surprise users if they accidently hit spaces or tabs
> in position like the end of a line.
>=20
>> An heading regexp would then be:
>>=20
>> "^\\*\\+\\( +TODO\\)?\\( +\\[#.\\]\\)?\\( +.*?\\)?\\([ =
\t]+\\(:[[:alnum:]]_@#%:\\)\\)?[ \t]*$"
>>=20
>> Note the use of [ \t]+ to fill the tags to the right. Also note that
>> regexp means "^***" is a valid regexp (which isn't the case =
actually).
>=20
> Yes, I think keeping "^***" as a valid regexp is a good idea.
>=20
>> [1] As for every rule, some exceptions: check-boxes cookies and
>> counters, which can be sticked to respectively the headline text and =
the
>> check-box.
>=20
> Okay.
>=20
> Thanks for looking again into this when you have some time!
>=20
> --=20
> Bastien
>=20

- Carsten