Christian Moe mail at christianmoe.com writes:
Hi,
I'm trying to use an Org document as the database for a textbook
analysis and Org-collector.el to output reports.
With org-use-property-inheritance set to `t', and working in sparse
trees, I fail to get inherited properties to show up in the dynamic
block: the value returned is 0. Is this the expected behavior, and is
there any way to change things so I can get inherited properties?
I am interested by this too. I tried to have inherited properties and
had the same problem whereas I fixed org-use-property-inheritance
to 't.
I test that inheritance work with the following test :
* Inheritance
#+BEGIN: propview :cols (ITEM test) :scope tree
:conds ((string= test appear))
| ITEM| test |
|---+--|
| First level | appear |
|---+--|
| | |
#+END:
#+BEGIN: propview :cols (ITEM CATEGORY) :scope tree
:conds ((string= CATEGORY level))
| ITEM | CATEGORY |
|--+|
| First level| level|
| Test inheritance 1 | level|
| Test inheritance 2 | level|
|--+|
| ||
#+END:
** First level
:PROPERTIES:
:test: appear
:CATEGORY: level
:COLUMNS: %34ITEM %plats %ingredient
:END:
*** Test inheritance 1
(org-entry-get (point) test t)
Test inheritance 2
(org-entry-get (point) test t)
** Second level
*** Test inheritance 3
(org-entry-get (point) test t)
I expect to have the same behavior for CATEGORY and test properties.
If you evaluate lisp expression you will notice that inheritance seems
to works.
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