Is there an existing function that will convert an org syntax buffer into a corresponding (recursive) lisp data structure? (preserving all the metadata of each heading in some way?) I guess I'm thinking of structs in C, but is this a natural thing to do in lisp? I think the existence of such code might have been mentioned in Carsten's talk. If so, then my second question is whether there's a recursive 'mapping' function, to apply a function at each node of such a tree (and return some recursive structure containing the results of those function calls) (R users: I mean like rapply and dendrapply). My understanding is that org-map-entries returns a flat, rather than a recursive, list, and that it doesn't create a recursive representation of the buffer in memory. But if it's the case that I simply haven't tried hard enough to understand the code, please just say so! My current motivation is to create a directory/filesystem tree corresponding to the org tree. But I don't want to try to write an org-buffer traversal function if there's existing code written by non-beginners.
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