Re: what is 'outline mode'?

Zack Brown <zbrown@tumblerings.org> writes:
> In 'IDEAS', it says to use "outline-mode format" in the file, but this
> isn't described anywhere. My best guess is that it's an emacs thing.
> What should vi users do?

Well, the format can be used by any editor. Emacs happens to have
special support for it; maybe vi does too, I don't know.

Just follow the file format intuitively. It uses `*' to indicate
heading levels. More `*'s means deeper nesting (so a single star is
the highest heading level).

   * This is Heading A
   
     some text
   
   ** This is a sub-heading inside section A
   
     some more text
   
   *** This is a sub-sub-heading inside the first sub-heading above
   *** So is this
   
   * This is Heading B
   

...and so on

-K

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Received on Thu Oct 31 18:50:08 2002