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- From: Parham Doustdar <parham90 AT gmail.com>
- To: Emacspeaks <emacspeak AT emacspeak.net>
- Subject: [Emacspeak] Raman: why does Emacspeak read the region when moving in org-mode?
- Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2024 12:14:07 +0100
Hi Raman,
I just noticed a behaviour change since December 17 in emacspeak-org.el. I’m
talking about commit 050761e2f50bd5b02c9653dc5a0584ad43268605.
In that commit, you changed the org nav functions to read the region if the
move was more than 1 line. The commit message says this is smarter, so I’m
wondering if I’m not using this functionality as it’s intended.
So here is the problem: previously, when I was moving between sections using
C-c C-n, p, f or b, I would quickly hear the heading I had landed on. This
made it possible to use this set of hotkeys as a faster imenu, because I
could just use the arrow keys to read a section I had landed on.
The new behaviour means I hear what I jumped over, not the heading I just
landed on, even if I wait until the end. This is because nav functions set
the point at the beginning of the new heading, and it’s not included in
`emacspeak-speak-region'.
Thanks a lot!
- [Emacspeak] Raman: why does Emacspeak read the region when moving in org-mode?, Parham Doustdar, 01/19/2024
- Re: [Emacspeak] Raman: why does Emacspeak read the region when moving in org-mode?, T.V Raman, 01/19/2024
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