- A lot of the code handling TODOs was written early when there were
no plain lists. That code often explicitly assumes that TODO is preceded
by the beginning of a line and a few stars. Several regular expressions
that are used all over the place implicitly make this assumption.
In outline mode there is the possibility to replace the stars with an
reg-expression. That means you can replace the star as the
headline-indicator. Maybe you can take some code from outline-mode.
- To make TODO in plain list items fully useful, I'd have to be able to
apply tags to them. However, other than headlines, the first line of a
plain list item does not have a defined end, it can be filled and
wrapped - so where would a good place be, where should TAGS be stored?
Any good proposals?
maybe you can rise the importance of org-tags-column like in "if a ":"
is here, than this is a tag.
Aside from that...
What is the basic design model for org-mode? What is org supposed to
be? Where it is headed? I thought I got an outliner with
dates-capabilities. No it's almost a full fledged publishing platform...
I think you did a terrific job so far. Maybe you have to make some
fundamental decisions here...
Regards,
Christopher
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