[Vimoutliner] outline level numbering is wacked?

[Sam Roberts]

Quoting da465415 at pegasus.cc.ucf.edu, on Sat, Mar 10, 2007 at 08:06:18PM -0500:
> You have to make certain that you hit tab every tab you want
> to create a new level.  If you just hit enter, every
> new line will be on the same level as your previous line.
> If you start backspacing on a line, then levels get
> messed up.

How are you supposed to get back out a level without backspacing, is there some
other way?

> You can fix this by going to the line that's messed
> up in command mode.  Hit "dw" to make the content of the line
> go the beginning of that current line.  Then hit tab
> until the content is at the right location.

I don't think that made any difference.

I think I'm seeing two things:
- any line  that has a ; or a : has an indent level 1 more than I would
  expect based on the number of tabs
- and indent levels for a : area seem to follow the previous line,
  disregarding the number of tabs entirely, see the last line below

In the below, every two leading spaces is actually a TAB character.

===================================================
-NOTES
-  Data structure
-    objc is the module table
3      this is level 3
-      ; but shouldn't this be level 3?
4      ; why is it level4?
-      _ i guess this is back at 3
4        _ because this is 4
4        _ this is 4
-        _ this is 4
-          : this became 6..., because its got the +1 text area effect
6      : but how come this is 6?
 
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