i wonder why you don't use (org-edit-special &optional ARG). in org buffers, it's bound to C-c ' on a footnote. then when youre in the buffer it creates, it has bindings for closing or cancelling.
(in your edit buffer, i want to close easily, so i try C-c ' and nothing happens. i don't know how to close and go back to my work.
most of your users will likely be used to the binding. it's usually good practice to make use of existing functionality rather than blocking it, as then you're also building in line with your user's habits.
actually, for me your codes breaks org-edit-special in an org buffer. when i call it, it opens the normal org footnote edit buffer and your "footnote-editor*. it's not usable at all for me like that.
thanks for this package.
i wonder why you don't use
(org-edit-special &optional ARG)
. in org buffers, it's bound toC-c '
on a footnote. then when youre in the buffer it creates, it has bindings for closing or cancelling.(in your edit buffer, i want to close easily, so i try
C-c '
and nothing happens. i don't know how to close and go back to my work.most of your users will likely be used to the binding. it's usually good practice to make use of existing functionality rather than blocking it, as then you're also building in line with your user's habits.