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Clocking in of caption in first line makes unfolding keys no longer react #83

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belugame opened this issue Jul 15, 2020 · 2 comments

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@belugame
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belugame commented Jul 15, 2020

NVIM 0.4.3 with up-to-date vim-orgmode and vim-dotoo as plugins

Scenario:

  • open a new dotoo file
  • enter * asdf in the first line
  • save file (due to Not possible to clock-in on a caption in unsaved buffer / dotoo file #82)
  • gI on the caption
    -> previously unfolded caption becomes folded which for me is unexpected but the bug I want to describe is rather that I can't unfold the caption as usual. Right-arrow or tab do not unfold it. Only the left-arrow does it.

The caption has no content except the LOGBOOK

@dhruvasagar
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@belugame Is the LOGBOOK empty ? Actually dotoo doesn't provide mappings like TAB to cycle the folds (I will add this soon), it relies on vim native fold handling, so you can do something like 'zo' or 'za' to open them and 'zc' or 'za' to close them.

@belugame
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@dhruvasagar Ah ok, I expected that if I install the combination of vim-orgmode + vim-dotoo I would have Tab-cycling in dotoo files too. My mistake.

For you to understand my special use case; I make monthly files where I track time spent on tasks with each task being a caption. I don't add text to the captions. So the caption is empty and I need vim-dotoo to "add to" or "create" a logbook on clocking in.

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