英文:
Org auto numbering of list with <RET>
问题
假设我有以下Org文件:
一些内容
1. 一些X
假设我的光标在“X”所在位置,我处于插入模式(我在Emacs中使用Evil模式)。现在,如果我按<kbd>M-RET</kbd>,我将得到一个自动编号的列表,如下所示:
一些内容
1. 一些X
2.
我的问题是,如何只使用<kbd>RET</kbd>实现这一功能,而不使用<kbd>M-RET</kbd>?
- 这对我来说似乎更自然,也是一个更明智的默认设置。
- 我经常忘记按<kbd>M-RET</kbd>,而按<kbd>RET</kbd>,然后想知道为什么它不起作用。
英文:
Lets say I have the following Org file:
Bla bla bla
1. BlaX
And let's say my cursor is where "X" is, and I am in insert mode (I use Evil mode in Emacs). Now, if I press <kbd>M-RET</kbd> I will get auto numbers in a list like this:
Bla bla bla
1. BlaX
2.
My question is, how can I make it happen with just <kbd>RET</kbd> and not <kbd>M-RET</kbd>?
- It just seems more natural to me and a more sane default.
- I am constantly forgetting to do <kbd>M-RET</kbd> and do a <kbd>RET</kbd> and wonder why its not working.
答案1
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最简单的方法,我认为,是检查<kbd>M-RET</kbd>绑定到哪个函数,然后将<kbd>RET</kbd>绑定到它。例如,如果<kbd>C-h c</kbd> <kbd>M-RET</kbd> 输出“org-meta-return”,那么可以使用以下配置:
(define-key org-mode-map (kbd "RET") #'org-meta-return)
但事情可能比这复杂一些,所以有可能需要调整更多设置。这是因为org-mode
添加了相当多的配置“糖”。为了处理这一点,请仔细阅读绑定函数的文档,以解决所有令人困惑的键绑定。
一个明显的例子:<kbd>C-h f</kbd> org-return-and-maybe-indent
显示缩进行为可能受到许多影响。具体来说,
> 在插入新行时,如果‘org-adapt-indentation’为t:如果‘electric-indent-mode’被禁用,则缩进该行,如果启用则不缩进。
我的一个小速查表也许有助于解决这个问题。
英文:
The simplest approach, I think, would be to check to which function <kbd>M-RET</kbd> is bound, and then bind <kbd>RET</kbd> to it instead. For instance, if <kbd>C-h c</kbd> <kbd>M-RET</kbd> outputs "org-meta-return", then use this configuration:
(define-key org-mode-map (kbd "RET") #'org-meta-return)
But the full story may be a bit more complex than that, so there's a chance you'd need more settings tweaked. This is a case because org-mode
has quite a lot of configurational "sugar" added. To handle that, read a bound function's documentation carefully for every confusing keybinding.
One bright example: <kbd>C-h f</kbd> org-return-and-maybe-indent
reveals indentation behavior can have many influencers. Namely,
> When inserting a newline, if ‘org-adapt-indentation’ is t: indent the
> line if ‘electric-indent-mode’ is disabled, don’t indent it if it is
> enabled.
A small cheatsheet of mine might help figuring that out.
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