On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 09:22:57PM +0200, Bastien wrote: > Org has `C-x n s' to narrow to a subtree.
Right. The difference is that aw-org-pw re-narrows when navigating to a different section. Maybe that is a feature that would be useful directly in org instead. Maybe pre/post-link-follow hooks could do that? Also aw-org-pw autowidens on isearch. (the reason for that is that when used as a personal wiki each section should be small, so searching is seldom required within a section, and searching the full "wiki" is more useful). (aw-org-pw narrowing hides the actual header line too, partially to prevent renaming sections as they have links to them, and partially because it already puts the title in the header-line) > > * Automatic links of all text matching a section name. > > Much like org-wikinodes, but without camel case. > > In Org, when clicking on [[my section]] it goes to the next headline > called * My section. I guess your implementation of such a feature > don't need surrounding [[...]]. Indeed, much like org-wikinodes.el. But the more I think about it maybe I should just use [[...]] as it would greatly simplify the implementation. > > > * Navigation history > > When visiting different sections in the same file history is > > recorded allowing navigation "back" to previous section. > > Could you describe the difference with `C-c &'? Oh, I wasn't aware of the existance of the org mark ring. Interesting. It doesn't work outside narrowed region. Also the breadcrumbs in aw-org-pw keeps track of the section name, which and shows "back: Previouslyvisitedsection" in the header-line. But I guess I should build on top of the org mark ring instead of reinventing it completely. Thanks for your input! anders
