Philosophically, or better, fundamentally, what are the
differences between headlines and lists? Haven't thought
about list syntax deeply, but for one, you can have text
before a list and then after it. For another, headlines
allow significant metadata.
Also, we have mechanisms, including the ag
Eric S Fraga schrieb:
Well, my immediate reaction was to jump in and say that this (pt 4) is
exactly when I most need inline tasks! My typical use case is taking
minutes at a meeting and assigning actions to individuals: inline tasks
are perfect for this.
However, on reflection, obviously a s
Carsten Dominik writes:
> On Nov 27, 2010, at 7:12 PM, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>>> Karl Maihofer writes:
>>
>>> Thanks for that. Did you work on the demote/promote problem, too?
>>
>> No, nothing related to lists actually. But I added a way to configure
>> export of inline tasks
On Nov 27, 2010, at 7:12 PM, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
Hello,
Karl Maihofer writes:
Thanks for that. Did you work on the demote/promote problem, too?
No, nothing related to lists actually. But I added a way to configure
export of inline tasks.
As pointed out above in my special case inlin
> Karl Maihofer writes:
> Until we have an opinion about inline tasks are there any arguments
> agains drawers for list items?
I don't think so. It just needs to be implemented. But it isn't a
straightforward task. In fact, that means you can have a list A
containing a drawer, which can also
Nicolas Goaziou schrieb:
With a drawer, you mean something like the following?
,
| - Item 1
| - Item 1a
| :COMMENT:
| This is a comment.
| :END:
| - Item 1b
| - Item 2
| - Item 3
`
Yes.
It would be great to have drawers in lists. This is certaily a much
cleaner stru
Hello,
> Karl Maihofer writes:
> Thanks for that. Did you work on the demote/promote problem, too?
No, nothing related to lists actually. But I added a way to configure
export of inline tasks.
> As pointed out above in my special case inline tasks would be a
> great thing to have in lists.
Hi Nicolas!
Thanks for your answer!
Nicolas Goaziou schrieb:
Wouldn't drawers be more appropriate here than inline tasks? Not that
it would work with a drawer either, but the examples given seem to
focus more on content than on a task title.
In fact I have both, text comments and tasks that
Hello,
> Karl Maihofer writes:
> These documents must be updated and will be exported to HTML
> regularly. Some documents have 500+ pages and many many of these
> "inline task" notes.
Wouldn't drawers be more appropriate here than inline tasks? Not that
it would work with a drawer either, bu
In an older thread(*) Sébastien, Carsten and Nicolas discussed the new
kind of lists handling that was introduced with Org version 7.02.
(*) http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.orgmode/32808
,
| Lists handling
| ===
|
| Due to changes made to lists, it is no longer possible to
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