Re: Bug: keys C-c C-c do not update in Emacs app, but in Terminal emacs

[Maria Shinoto <maria@shinoto.de>]

Aloha Axel and Tom,

You both pushed me in the right direction.

I did a clean install and did not load any new packages, now it works 
like it should.


Thanks and all the best from Japan,
Maria




Am 14.08.16 um 17:09 schrieb Maria Shinoto:
> Axel,
>
> o yes! I made a mistake in my test file on the Macbook. Now, with the
> list as a real list, the setup on my Macbook works great.
>
> So, the problem is definitely the emacs/org-mode set up on my iMac, the
> list file there was OK.
>
> I will now re-install the whole emacs application and try to keep
> everything clean. Then I will test exactly the same way like on the
> Macbook and write again on this list, whether it worked.
>
>
> Best and thanks a lot,
> Maria
>
>
>
> Am 14.08.16 um 16:46 schrieb Axel Kielhorn:
>>
>>> Am 14.08.2016 um 08:55 schrieb Maria Shinoto <maria@shinoto.de>:
>>>
>>> Now, I will explain the behaviour on my Macbook.
>>>
>>> My test buffer (file, in org mode) looks like this:
>>>
>>> *****
>>> * A test todo [/]
>>>  [X] checkbox
>>>  [ ] another checkbox
>>> *****
>>>
>>> Two things I observe:
>>>
>>> **1** As far as I understand, the counter in the headline should
>>> update with C-c C-c. Instead, I am asked to enter a tag, and this tag
>>> will then be set.
>>
>> You have to be on the [/].
>> If you are anywhere else on the line the default behavior is indeed to
>> set a tag.
>>
>>>
>>> **2** When I try C-c C-c with the cursor on the checkbox line, it
>>> should change the state of the line and that of the counter -- if I
>>> understand correctly. But I get another message "C-c C-c can do
>>> nothing useful at this location.“
>>
>> Right, because you are not in a list, use:
>>
>> *****
>> * A test todo [/]
>>  - [X] checkbox
>>  - [ ] another checkbox
>> *****
>>
>> BTW, you should get exactly the same behavior in the shell.
>>
>> In case you want to use the same Emacs in the shell and in GUI, add
>>
>> /Applications/Emacs\ 24.5.app/Contents/MacOS/
>>               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ adjust as appropriate
>>
>> to your PATH.
>>
>> Axel
>> —
>> And again we see the usefulness of the ECM, long live the ECM.
>>
>>
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