Hello, Gustav Wikström <gus...@whil.se> writes:
> I propose to allow properties to be defined also as document property > keywords. All keywords in the top of a buffer, before any non-comment > line, are document-level keywords. In effect, they are properties that > apply in exactly the same way as properties defined in the property > drawer. The only reason for using a document keyword instead of > defining it inside the property drawer is to make it more visible. One > example would be the title-keword (#+TITLE: ...). I only skimmed over your proposal, as I don't have much time. I'm sorry if you answered this already, but I don't understand how what you suggest would differ from regular keywords. As a reminder: - you can create, and support, as many keywords as you want; - keywords all operate at the "document-level"; - keywords can be located anywhere in the document. I think Org keywords already provide everything you need. If they don't, I would suggest to improve them instead of creating something else. WDYT? Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
