Due to my Ubuntu 21.04 Wayland being flaky (I suspect), I can't always get the org menu to drop down properly, and I like to do a "Refresh setup current buffer" often. How could I do this with a key chord? Help/Apropos doesn't reveal any likely candidates.
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You could restart org-mode with M-x org-mode-restart and bind it to a key.
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Yes, however
M-x org-mode-restartis likeC-c C-con every single #+... line. It's handy when you have several #+... lines in your document since you don't have to find the specific line causing the problem, if a #+.. is the problem at all, which might not be the case.– GNUmonSep 8, 2021 at 8:05 -
You can do
C-c C-con any keyword line, not just the one that caused a problem. You can even add one#+FOO: barright where you are, doC-c C-cand delete it afterwards.– NickDSep 8, 2021 at 13:18 -
2No, no, no: you only do it ONCE on ANY keyword line: it runs
org-mode-restartjust as if you had doneM-x org-mode-restartor whether you bindorg-mode-restartto some (other) key and use that. The point is that I don't have to remember yet another obscure used-defined key binding: I (almost) always have a keyword line that I can useC-c C-con (and I can doM-x org-mode-restarton those rare occasions that there isn't one (or I can add one as pointed out before).– NickDSep 8, 2021 at 14:11 -
2Thanks for the clarification NickD, you're absolutely right. I erroneously thought
C-c C-cjust reloads the option of the #+ line you're on, but that is not the case. Thanks for your comments, I learned something new again! :)– GNUmonSep 8, 2021 at 15:11
C-c C-con any keyword line#+....:will do that.