On Dec 21, 2008, at 10:24 PM, Samuel Wales wrote:
Hi Carsten,
I just meant that there are 3 path completion entry points
(remember, which can also use refile; refile; and goto), and
they are similar, but are specified differently
(e.g. maxlevel variable in goto and alist in refile). So,
maybe there is a way to make the syntax for specifying them
consistent for new users.
Perhaps goto can use refile's path selection subsystem.
That allows basename flex matching (by turning off
org-refile-use-outline-path, useful for me as an interim workaround
for ido
bugs) and other stuff like specifying the list of files to
search.
Hi Samuel,
org-goto is different because it only goes to the
current file. Refile was originally meant to
go to a selected class of headings. You can use the refile
command itself including its setup to *go* some place
by calling org-refile with a prefix argument. A double prefix
will make the command jump directly to the location where
the last refile event delivered its content.
- Carsten
By the way, if you type "?" a few times using ido, it will
show a completions buffer. But here's the interesting part:
that showed one path, which was "mytodo//" plus the full
path name of the file -- not the outline path. M might
be another clue?
I have no time to debug ido, I am afraid, unless you can
show that the table I pass to ido is invalid.
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