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From: S. P. Tseng <deftsp@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 8:53 AM
Subject: Re: [Orgmode] Re: [bug]x2 #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE can not work and
#+BEGIN_SRC indent error
To: Carsten Dominik <dominik@science.uva.nl>


Carsten Dominik <dominik@science.uva.nl> writes:

> Well, I am confused.
>
>> I never want to let the indentation function in Org apply to the entire
file.
>
> This was statement 1.
>
>>
>> The key '<tab>' default bind to functon 'org-cycle'. For example I press
'C-c ''
>> in side SRC block as below, and edit, you know they can ident correctly
and
>> press 'C-c '' to back. Move cursor to line 4, press the TAB key, now the
first
>> "(" will auto move to the beginning of the line so I say indent will not
be
>> right.
>>
>> What I mean is when the cursor in side SRC block, press '<tab>' key do
nothin.
>> So I can write a function to indent the entire file.
>
> And this was statement 2, seems to be the exact oposite. What am I
> misunderstading?

In statement 1, I meant "I never want to let the indentation function *in
Org*
apply to the entire file".

In statement 2, I meant "The function to indent the entire file can be
writed
*by USER*, only if Org-mode's indentation function do nothing when current
line
is in SRC block."

The indentation function Statement 1 is to Org-mode.
The indentation function Statement 2 is to user's.
Are they oposite?

>
> Anyway, the parsing effort to figure out if we are in a SRC or EXAMPLE
region
> is not negligible, and it would burden the indentation function and make
it slow.
>
I have readed the source of funcion 'org-edit-special', that's right the
parsing
effort to figure out if we are is a SRC block or not cost too much. But I
still
think it's worth. In face, I turned from muse, and muse is do like that.