Re: Navigation via headlines, with completion?

[Mike Buksas <mike.buksas@gmail.com>]

Shoot. I thought I was being helpful by giving the function name
instead of the key-binding. Looks like I just made more confusion.

I'll probably give org-goto another try. Since the functionality I'm
looking for already exists in remember, I may try hacking my first org
extension by adding it to to org-goto.

Thanks,
Mike

Mike Buksas -- mike.buksas@gmail.com -- www.buksas.net



On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 1:53 PM, Bernt Hansen <bernt@norang.ca> wrote:
> Bernt Hansen <bernt@norang.ca> writes:
>
>> Mike Buksas <mike.buksas@gmail.com> writes:
>>
>>> To navigate to a specific header, I'm using org-refile with the prefix
>>> argument and a :maxlevel entry in org-refile-targets high enough to
>>> cover the maximum depth of the tree. This gives me a 'flat' view of
>>> all the headlines in the file with completion.
>>>
>>> Am I missing a more natural approach? I'd really like to get top-down
>>> completion like remember provides when you interactively select a
>>> filing point, but just for navigation. This is also something like
>>> org-goto, but with header completion instead of searching against the
>>> text or physically moving though the file.
>>>
>>> Oh, and I'm using 6.10c, would an upgrade make this easier?
>>
>> C-c C-j works great for navigating in the current file.
>>
>> I use:
>>
>> C-c b to get to the file I want
>> C-c C-j to walk around the tree until I find the entry I want
>>         You can fold/unfold items here with TAB and then RETURN selects
>>         the item the cursor is on.
>>
>> Does that help?
>
> Bah. Sorry Mike.  What I'm using _is_ org-goto.  I didn't read your
> question thoroughly enough.  Sorry.
>
> -Bernt
>