Hi Jarek, I have only got the emacs from head as I need to build from source on mac. I can try and build v24.3 if it is relevant. As for the org version, I have tested with the org version shipped with emacs head and it also appears to exhibit the problem. > Hi Bart > > What emacs version do you use? Do I have to install org from an external > source to reproduce the issue, because the version bundled in Emacs > works ok? Is using internal org version an acceptable workaround for the > problem? I use latest head of emacs. As above the org bundled with that version exhibits the same problem. > > Could you give the steps to reproduce using Emacs 24.3? And what if I > build Emacs 24.4 or take the most recent Emacs from the repo? For the most recent emacs: 1. start emacs with -Q. 2. Load emacspeak: I Use: (setq load-path (cons "~/emacs/head/src/emacspeak/lisp" load-path)) (setq emacspeak-directory "~/emacs/head/src/emacspeak") (setq dtk-program "mac") (setq mac-default-speech-rate 500) (load-file "~/emacs/head/src/emacspeak/lisp/emacspeak-setup.el") (require 'org) 3. m-x orgstruct-mode 4. Try and type letter c 5. If problem exists then nothing happens as c is a prefix. to see this type c ? 6. If c appears as expected then you don't have the issue. Then repeat above but omit the loading of emacspeak. The c should appear in the buffer as expected. > If I get you correctly the problem is that after typing the letter "c": > expected behaviour: the letter "c" is inserted into the buffer > actual behaviour: the letter "c" is treated as a prefix and as such > appears in the minibuffer correct Kind regards Bart
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