> > What do you mean by "inlined"? > > Roughly, I mean "located within a paragraph". > > > During an export such a link > > [[[dir/file]]] should be replaced with the content of the "file", and > > the link itself disappear. But in the source .org file it is just > > shorter/cleaner way to write > > > > #+INCLUDE: "dir/file" > > This is different. It is easier to insert text at column 0 than at > a random position in a line. You cannot do the latter in Org.
Aaa... I see. Actually I don't need it to be in the middle, only at column 0. > > and be able to click the link to open the file in a separate buffer. > > This is already possible. Starting with which version of Org? I have 8.2.10 and it doesn't seem to work there... > > > Why shouldn't it be possible to achieve just the same by ALSO clicking > > on the URI? If you use .org files as a wiki - this feature is quite > > useful. > > Why do you need something else if there is already a way to do what you > want? I'm not a big fan of extending syntax gratuitously. Well, triple square brackets is shorter and cleaner for wiki purposes... I don't mind it to be able to include files only at column 0, it's totally OK. Regards.
