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I do have a fairly large org-mode file setup. Therefore, any invocation of org-super-links takes a while before it shows me the potential link targets.
I noticed that commands like sl-quick-insert-drawer-link do not use the universal argument (C-u) so far. How about adding the universal argument to all suitable functions so that the target space is limited to the current file only? I guess this would also improve the situation for people using many (small) files in a Zettelkasten-(like-)setup.
Therefore: M-x sl-quick-insert-drawer-link RET foobar RET -> same behavior as so far: looking for all matching headings in all agenda files.
New behavior: C-u M-x sl-quick-insert-drawer-link RET foobar RET -> looking for all matching headings in the current buffer only. -> hopefully much, much faster.
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Hi,
I do have a fairly large org-mode file setup. Therefore, any invocation of org-super-links takes a while before it shows me the potential link targets.
I noticed that commands like
sl-quick-insert-drawer-link
do not use the universal argument (C-u) so far. How about adding the universal argument to all suitable functions so that the target space is limited to the current file only? I guess this would also improve the situation for people using many (small) files in a Zettelkasten-(like-)setup.Therefore:
M-x sl-quick-insert-drawer-link RET foobar RET
-> same behavior as so far: looking for all matching headings in all agenda files.New behavior:
C-u M-x sl-quick-insert-drawer-link RET foobar RET
-> looking for all matching headings in the current buffer only. -> hopefully much, much faster.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: