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#58928
29.0.50; overlays in org-mode are disrupted after call `org-capture`
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On 01.11.22 08:11, Eli Qian wrote:
> This is my first bug reporting, so I apologize if there are any omissions.
>
> On Tue, Nov 01 2022, Gerd Möllmann <gerd.moellmann <at> gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I've evaluated the form above as-is in *scratch*, and done the S-tab.
>> I now have 4 lines looking like "* DONE test..." in the buffer.
>
> After Step 4, save the buffer to "~/test.org". Now You have 4 lines looking
> like "* DONE test..." in "~/test.org".
>
> In Step 5, the actual code is
>
> (setq org-capture-templates
> '(("l" "global notes" entry (file "~/test.org")
> "* %?"
> :prepend t
> :empty-lines 0)))
>>>> 6. Call `org-capture` in test.org buffer, and type something.
>>
>> M-x org-capture RET in test.org asks me what template to use, and I
>> choose 'l'. I then type something and hit C-c C-c. It asks me to let
>> it create a directory ~/org, and I let it do that. What I see after
>> that in the test.log buffer looks like it did before. There are same 4
>> lines.
>>
>> What am I doing wrong?
>>
>> (This is current master.)
>
> Step 6:
> M-x org-capture RET in test.org , you will see the capture buffer appears
> on the right, while test.org buffer on the left. Then type something,
> you will see the text in test.org buffer disrupted.
Thanks, that worked. (It's not a big deal, but please keep the others
in the CC.)
What I see now is that I have 2 windows. One is showing test.org, the
other is a buffer CAPTURE-test.org. While typing in CAPTURE-test.org,
the text in test.org is mangled with each key stroke. The invisible
parts (...) are moved around in test.org. C-l doesn't change anything.
Running with --enable-checking and ASAN doesn't show anything.
Do we have someone who knows Org internals, and can tell what exactly
typing in CAPTURE-test.org does, presumably with overlays?
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