[Vimoutliner] General question about outlining
Noel Henson
noel at noels-lab.com
Tue Apr 24 22:27:29 EDT 2007
Yang,
You can do what you want. You will have to modify the comments syntax and
possibly text wrapping settings. What you may want to investigate is
otl2html. You can convert a VO outline into html. It supports numeric
heading numbering and bullets. Keep in mind that VO is an outline editor
that is supposed to be very high-speed, keyboarder friendly. When creating
visually appealing outlines, it is customary to relay on a post-processor.
My preference (not because I wrote it) is otl2html.py. You can find
a stable version in the VO package and a beta version on my website
www.noels-lab.com.
If this isn't what you had in mind or you don't find what you want at
www.vimoutliner.org or www.noels-lab.com, let all of us know. You may have
hit on a feature we should add to VO.
Thanks for using VO!
Noel
VO Developer (but not inventor)
On Tuesday 24 April 2007, Yang wrote:
> Hi, is it possible to use VimOutliner simply for working with the
> following style of outline?
>
> - plugin will auto-insert bullets when i
> manually break a line
> - plugin will auto-hanging-indent when
> the text wraps (and preferably
> maintain filled lines as I edit)
> - hitting tab (or something) will
> indent the outline
> - hitting shift-tab will de-indent
> the outline (instead of needing
> to manually delete the correct
> amount)
>
> Basically, this is close to what you'd find in any WYSIWYG outline
> editor, but for some reason I have never been able to find anything
> like this in the text editor world (vim/emacs). If you know of any
> such resource, I would greatly appreciate the tip. Thanks in advance!
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