Hello, Cheong Yiu Fung <m...@yiufung.net> writes:
> Hi, I'm proposing a new option in `org-show-context-detail', which shows > current headline, its ancestors, *and the entry itself*. This is useful > when export matched subtrees and their contents quickly with least > manual intervention. > > Consider when working on different aspects of a project and taking notes > as we go: > > * Project > A project tree > ** Task1 > ** Task2 > *** ASK Something to align > Something for discussion > ** Task3 > ** Task4 > *** ASK Something else to align > Something else. > > At some point, we may wish to export only certain contents. For example, > to export headings with TODO keyword of "ASK", along with the task > context (ancestors TASK<N> heading name), and their own content for > discussion with colleagues. Ideally, this can be done by > org-sparse-tree, followed by org-export with visible-only + subtree-only > option. > > Expected output: > * Project > ** Task2 > *** ASK Something to align > Something for discussion > ** Task4 > *** ASK Something else to align > Something else. > > Current options, though, either require manual expansion to show both > ancestors AND entry, which becomes tedious soon; > > * Project > ** Task2 > *** ASK Something to align > ** Task4 > *** ASK Something else to align > > or it shows extra contents (`local' will include the *next* heading, in > this example, the non-related Task3) > > * Project > *** ASK Something to align > Something for discussion > ** Task3 > *** ASK Something else to align > Something else. > > `ancestor-with-entries' is a long name that pose some difficulties to > updating documentations, so I wish to have some feedbacks before moving > on. Is there better way to achieve this effect? Am I overlooking > something? Don't you need to simply move point within the entry and use `ancestors' view? Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
