Leo Vivier <leo.vivier+...@gmail.com> writes: > I understand, but I think the function is also used to modify > file-parameters like `#+title`. If you run `org-element-parse-buffer` > on a buffer with the following content: > > --------------------------------[START]-------------------------------- > #+title: Foo > ---------------------------------[END]--------------------------------- > > > Here’s what you get: > > --------------------------------[START]-------------------------------- > (org-data > nil > (section > (:begin 1 > :end 14 > :contents-begin 1 > :contents-end 14 > :post-blank 0 > :post-affiliated 1 > :parent #0) > (keyword > (:key "TITLE" ; <----------
Keywords are stored in a normalized form. In this case, this is uppercase, for reasons. I don't see an issue here. The docstring could specify it, tho. > Ultimately, it’s not changing anything for the users, but I did find it > a little counterintuitive. IMO, this is not worth changing. Besides, I'm quite sure it will break some code elsewhere. Why bother?
