as mind map user I like to jot idea with parent, children, sibling hierarchy.

I am not satisfied with the present method of creating the three above as need to do a lot of adjustments ex option+ enter to create a new sibiling then ,Shift+<, or Shift+> to adapt the sibiling as a parent or sub. As I am in a creative process would like a faster way to achieve this.

For long list of sibilings I resolved writing in plain text the list and then shift+V and jjjj to select the list and then i launch toggle-heading, but this does not work if I add myself spaces in the plain text.

Please do you know a fast way to open a parent/children/sibiling node, I see a shortcut could be a solution, but do not know if is a good idea because should combine more commands

  • ivano_GiovSiciliano@alien.topOPB
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    1 year ago

    is what i do example

    lista

    listb

    sublistb1

    subsublistb1

    sublistb2

    listc

    but then if I select and do toggle heading(on doom is space h t)

    i will get flatmapped everything in one list level, a script that would examine the list inserting an ASTERISK from beginning row to first regex [0-9a-z] plus space would work but i would love an easier solution

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      1 year ago

      Well, I already wrote that this is not the brainstorming process but the next step: ordering items.

      With my Emacs Org-mode:

      - a
      - b
        - c
          - d
        - e
      - f
      

      … mark everything and invoke C-c * I get:

      * a
      * b
      ** c
      *** d
      ** e
      * f
      

      I don’t know what doom makes differently here.

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        1 year ago

        I am really thankful for your solution is the fastest i could ever find, really useful, This is perfect to me and works in doom. Really happy about!