Not sure what specific functionality you're referring to but I think
@chapter nodes would be a good option.
I have this shortcut defined:
chapter-select ! tree = z
The nice thing about chapters is that they save your view state within the
chapter.
So you could have a minimum of two toplevel @chapter nodes maybe:
- @chapter Inbox
- My Note 1
- My Note 2
- @chapter Work
- My fancy work
- Part 1 of fancy work
- Part 2 of fancy work
And when you flip back and forth between chapters you will be transported
back to where you previously left off when you left the chapter.
Unfortunately I don't think your position is saved when you close an
outline. And actually you don't even need @chapter work if you don't want,
since there is an inherent main chapter which is non-chapter view of the
tree. In both cases you could use the chapter-next to quickly flip between
your chapters.
I'm sure there are 10 other ways to do it, but that is how I would do it.
On Thursday, September 7, 2017 at 1:09:18 PM UTC-4, jkn wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I remember reading a conversation, I presume on this list, where
> someone described a Leo workflow with a special node at the top of their
> outline (named specially IIRC) and some scripts/key-bindings to make
> navigating to that node, entering some text, and then presumably returning
> to their previous position, very quick and easy.
>
> I am looking for this but can't find the thread. Does it ring bells with
> anyone?
>
> search-challenged-ly yours
> Jon N
>
>
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