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I don't know about your brainstorming process.
When I do brainstorming, I don't arrange the items in the initial phase. Instead, I create a list item, write my idea, press C-RET for the next item, write down the idea and so forth.
This results in an unordered list of ideas.
Only after finishing this brainstorming phase, I start moving items around.
Therefore, I don't get distracted by order, commands, styling, arrangement, priorities, ... in the brainstorming phase.
After I've ordered the items, I may convert the simple list to headings using C-u C-* (AFAIR).
HTH
^ This
is what i do example
lista
listb
sublistb1
subsublistb1
sublistb2
listc
but then if I select and do toggle heading(on doom is space h t)
i will get flatmapped everything in one list level, a script that would examine the list inserting an ASTERISK from beginning row to first regex [0-9a-z] plus space would work but i would love an easier solution
Well, I already wrote that this is not the brainstorming process but the next step: ordering items.
With my Emacs Org-mode:
... mark everything and invoke
C-c *
I get:I don't know what doom makes differently here.
I am really thankful for your solution is the fastest i could ever find, really useful, This is perfect to me and works in doom. Really happy about!