Morgan Smith <morgan.j.sm...@outlook.com> writes:
> With a file like this:
>
> * headline 1
> ** headline 2
>
> We currently produce an imenu tree that looks like this:
>
> '(("headline 1" ("headline 2" . marker-2)))
>
> imenu has no clue where "headline 1" is located and thus the user
> can't navigate to it. With this patch installed imenu knows where
> non-leaf headlines are as the tree will now look like this:
>
> '(("headline 1" . marker-1)
> ("headline 1" ("headline 2" . marker-2)))
Thanks!
This makes sense.
> Quirks:
>
> With the default `imenu-flatten' value of nil, it is still impossible
> to visit non-leaf headlines and no change is perceived.
But no regressions, right? Especially in older Emacs versions with
`imenu-flatten' not yet available.
> Setting `imenu-flatten' to 'group works as expected with the quirk
> that top level headlines don't end up in the group.
We may add a top-level group, can't we?
> Ex:
> * Headline 1
> Group is "*"
> Setting the group to "Headline 1" somehow might be nice but would
> require upstream changes in imenu.
> ** Headline 2
> Group is "Headline 1"
> *** Headline 3
> Group is "Headline 1:Headline 2"
>
> Everything seems to work as expected when `imenu-flatten' is set to
> 'prefix or 'annotation.
We may also consider changing the default value of `imenu-flatten' in
Org buffers to non-nil. But what would be the best default?
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