Jude DaShiell <jdash...@shellworld.net> writes: > I put together a basic checklist for a familymember and was asked to > categorize all items in the list and then to priortize all items in each > category. I've never done either of these things to a basic checklist so > figured to ask what's the best way to do this so each item in the list > once categorized and prioritized doesn't loose its category or priority if > the checklist items somehow get out of order for some reason. > I could use single level headlines for categories but if the document > looses any one of those headlines, the category structure is degraded. > > If a cannonical emacs-orgmode procedure exists for doing these things and > it's already documented I could use an url pointing to the material if > anyone knows of one.
Mmhh, since you cannot apply tags and proprities to checklist items AFAIK, it seems you already gave the canonical procedure yourself: put the checklists in subtrees with tags (=categories) and further subsubtrees with different priorities (or vice versa). Why would you eliminate the subtrees later, when they are still needed? -- cheers, Thorsten
