On Nov 19, 11:01 am, Rob Sheppard <[email protected]> wrote:
> FWIW, what brought me to Leo was the ability to integrate outline
> structure with my documents/notes. With Leo, Instead of maintaining
> separate outlines with docs (tables of contents for example), the
> document *is* the outline/the outline *is* the document.
I know somebody truly understand Leo when they make comments like
this.
> In a perfect
> world, Leo would be able to give me, starting at an arbitrary node,
> all the headlines in the form of an outline followed by the document
> (all the body text in outline order), or either one of those
> independently.
I suspect less than 20 lines of Python code should be able to do
this. Something like:
for p in all_unique_positions():
<< output p.h >>
for p in all_unique_positions()
<< output p.b >>
Edward
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