I had the idea of using CATEGORY as a keyword.

Benefit:

using #+CATEGORY (or the CATEGORY property)
has the disadvantage that if I change the headline the category does not
update:
example:

Org-file:
* PROJECT *my_renamed_project1*
  :PROPERTIES:
  :CATEGORY: *myproject1*
  :END:
** TODO clean garage    :home:
Agenda-output:
*myproject1* TODO *clean garage*    :home:

In this example the Agenda should show "*my_renamed_project1"* instead of "*
myproject1*"

The next step would then be to enable the user to define this
CATEGORY-keyword or bind it's function to an existing keyword. (e.g.
PROJECT)



If there is a simpler way of getting the partent headline as
agenda-prefix... > that would be even cooler and much less work I can
imagine.


Greetings from Austria,
Eraldo


On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 00:47, Eraldo Helal <admin@eraldo.at> wrote:

> On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 00:16, Samuel Wales <samologist@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> No, just a workaround of inserting both the parent and the child and
>> letting the dots tell you the relationship between them.
>>
> How?
> I would have to show all Project headlines in order to make this work...
> However, I only want the parent of my ACTION (keyword) headlines... not all
> projects.
> And it would waste waaay to much space on my daily-printed-out-agenda.
>
> I am looking for something like this format:
>
> Org-file:
>
> * PROJECT *My-project
> *** PROJECT *My-sub-project*
> *** PROJECT *My-sub-sub-project*
> **** *NEXT** Clean garage*    :home:
>
> Agenda-output:
>
> *My-sub-sub-project* *NEXT Clean garage    *:home:
>
> This is my most-wanted feature atm. :)
>