>>>
>>> In this example, in order to work on, or even decide anything about
>>> "Todo item 1", chances are that I'd also need to see the contents of
>>> the "References" and "Notes" items ; so the tree I'd need to see in
>>> the indirect buffer should have the *parent* of "Todo item 1" as root,
>>>
Hi Nicolas,
Nicolas Girard writes:
>> Indeed, within my PROJECT items, I differentiate between TODO and
>> support (notes, references) children ; for instance
>> #+BEGIN_SRC org
>> ,* PROJECT My project
>> ,** References
>> ,*** Ref 1
>> ,*** Ref 2
>> ,** Notes
>> ,*** Note 1
>> ,*
2012/3/31 Nicolas Girard :
>
> when browsing my TODO items in the agenda, I wish I could display then
> in an indirect buffer.
> But as I structure my stuff, displaying the tree with a TODO item as
> root is often useless.
>
> Indeed, within my PROJECT items, I differentiate between TODO and
> supp
Hi all,
when browsing my TODO items in the agenda, I wish I could display then
in an indirect buffer.
But as I structure my stuff, displaying the tree with a TODO item as
root is often useless.
Indeed, within my PROJECT items, I differentiate between TODO and
support (notes, references) children
