Nicolas Goaziou <m...@nicolasgoaziou.fr> writes: Hello,
> Thorsten Jolitz <tjol...@gmail.com> writes: > >> When I set that argument to non-nil (t or 'append or 'prepend), things >> stop working because replacing/appending changes the parsed buffer, >> but the :begin and :end properties of the already parsed elements are >> not adjusted and I use them e.g. to delete a region. >> >> Without using the export-framework (which seems overkill in this >> case), is there a way to make this work anyway? > > You can make replacements backwards, i.e., starting from the bottom of > the buffer. Its not really obvious for me how to do that. You mean simply by doing it in 2 steps 1. map parse-tree and get the result list 2. goto point-max of buffer and use the result list to replace mapped elements backwards or rather a 'trick' to make org-element-map process the parse-tree backwards and thus start with replacing the last element? Not sure what this trick would be - partly reverse the parse-tree? -- cheers, Thorsten
