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  1. Something that came up in yesterday's show about org mode was a wish to mix major modes in the same Emacs buffer.
    (I suppose that would be multimodal editing, but I can also imagine it called polymodal editing.)
    A possible approach to tackle this partially is to copy a section of the buffer into a temporary buffer, edit it there in the appropriate mode, and copy it back.
    This is clumsy, of course, and the effort to implement it might be too big, but such a feature would be better than nothing.

    (Today I again found myself wishing I had mixed modes, and that without org mode.)

    #Emacs
    #MixedMajorModes
    #MultimodalBuffers
    #MultimodalEditing
    #PolymodalBuffers
    #PolymodalEditing
    #OrgMode

    @screwlisp @yantar92 @bagder @me

  2. Something that came up in yesterday's show about org mode was a wish to mix major modes in the same Emacs buffer.
    (I suppose that would be multimodal editing, but I can also imagine it called polymodal editing.)
    A possible approach to tackle this partially is to copy a section of the buffer into a temporary buffer, edit it there in the appropriate mode, and copy it back.
    This is clumsy, of course, and the effort to implement it might be too big, but such a feature would be better than nothing.

    (Today I again found myself wishing I had mixed modes, and that without org mode.)

    #Emacs
    #MixedMajorModes
    #MultimodalBuffers
    #MultimodalEditing
    #PolymodalBuffers
    #PolymodalEditing
    #OrgMode

    @screwlisp @yantar92 @bagder @me

  3. Something that came up in yesterday's show about org mode was a wish to mix major modes in the same Emacs buffer.
    (I suppose that would be multimodal editing, but I can also imagine it called polymodal editing.)
    A possible approach to tackle this partially is to copy a section of the buffer into a temporary buffer, edit it there in the appropriate mode, and copy it back.
    This is clumsy, of course, and the effort to implement it might be too big, but such a feature would be better than nothing.

    (Today I again found myself wishing I had mixed modes, and that without org mode.)

    #Emacs
    #MixedMajorModes
    #MultimodalBuffers
    #MultimodalEditing
    #PolymodalBuffers
    #PolymodalEditing
    #OrgMode

    @screwlisp @yantar92 @bagder @me

  4. Something that came up in yesterday's show about org mode was a wish to mix major modes in the same Emacs buffer.
    (I suppose that would be multimodal editing, but I can also imagine it called polymodal editing.)
    A possible approach to tackle this partially is to copy a section of the buffer into a temporary buffer, edit it there in the appropriate mode, and copy it back.
    This is clumsy, of course, and the effort to implement it might be too big, but such a feature would be better than nothing.

    (Today I again found myself wishing I had mixed modes, and that without org mode.)

    #Emacs
    #MixedMajorModes
    #MultimodalBuffers
    #MultimodalEditing
    #PolymodalBuffers
    #PolymodalEditing
    #OrgMode

    @screwlisp @yantar92 @bagder @me

  5. Something that came up in yesterday's show about org mode was a wish to mix major modes in the same Emacs buffer.
    (I suppose that would be multimodal editing, but I can also imagine it called polymodal editing.)
    A possible approach to tackle this partially is to copy a section of the buffer into a temporary buffer, edit it there in the appropriate mode, and copy it back.
    This is clumsy, of course, and the effort to implement it might be too big, but such a feature would be better than nothing.

    (Today I again found myself wishing I had mixed modes, and that without org mode.)

    #Emacs
    #MixedMajorModes
    #MultimodalBuffers
    #MultimodalEditing
    #PolymodalBuffers
    #PolymodalEditing
    #OrgMode

    @screwlisp @yantar92 @bagder @me