Nicolas Goaziou <mail@nicolasgoaziou.fr> writes:


> However, I don't think :opening setting belongs to
> `org-koma-letter-headline', as it means it is potentially set each time
> a headline is being processed.

The property is at most set once cf. the second clause.

> The (when ...) could be moved within `org-koma-letter-template', where
> "\opening{...}" is filled and the first headline without a special tag
> in the parse tree could be used (assuming there's no special
> keyword...). That headline can be found using `org-element-map'.

Yes.  Less ugly.

> Another (smallish) advantage is that the following case would be
> allowed:
>
>   ***** Dear myself,
>   * Part 1

Is the advantage that it won't fold?

> WDYT?

The current stuff is ugly.  I didn't know much lisp when I worked on
ox-koma-letter.

I updated the patch.  Perhaps the loop determination shod be moved to a
separate function to keep the template clean.  I thinking this cause we
(or at least I) sometimes point to ox-koma-letter as an example of a
derived backend.  WDTY on that?

In the attached at least this work as expected.

*** ps                                                                 :ps:
*** dear you,
* part 1

—Rasmus

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