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I loved working with org mode - but I would occasionally hit some accidental key sequence which would totally blow up my entire document (I am not an eMacs expe

I loved working with org mode - but I would occasionally hit some accidental key sequence which would totally blow up my entire document (I am not an eMacs expert so it was probably some vim mode problem)! I also probably tried to over organize things. Maybe with a simpler setup things would work better.

User23 3y ago
Doing C-h l Will let you identify what you did. If it’s a frequent problem you can advise the function in question with a confirmation wrapper or something.
- beretguy 3y ago
  Of course (!) there is a keybinding for that…
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BeetleB 3y ago
If you're using evil or something similar, I would say that's probably the culprit. Writing in org mode using vanilla emacs should have about the same "surprise" as writing in Notepad. If you have speedkeys enabled (which I doubt is the default), then yes - certain keys at certain positions will cause surprising behavior.
kjkjadksj 3y ago
This is why I like nano. Easily the simplest editor out there that actually feels like modern command line software and not something vestigial from the 1980s. All I need is syntax highlighting anyhow and nano checks that box after a git pull of someone elses hard work making those rules for every file format under the sun.