Support for level-0 properties & timestamps #42
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Since org 9.4, property drawers are allowed & belong to a "level 0 headline". In orgparse, they should end up in OrgRootNode - moved property methods from OrgNode to OrgBaseNode & added parsing in OrgRootNode - removed obsolete todo, OrgRootNode correctly contains all lines before the first headline
- moved get_timestamps(), datelist(), rangelist() to OrgBaseNode (so they are available also in OrgRootNode) and added timestamp parsing to OrgRootNode
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Thanks, looks good! Sorry it took me a while to get to it; I'll do a pypi release soon as well |
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Hi, thanks for your work, I am using orgparse daily and it works great!
This pull requests adds support for property drawers & timestamps before the first headline. Since org 9.4, everything before the first headline is considered to belong to a "outline level 0" (https://orgmode.org/Changes.html#orgdd3d5c7), so I think it makes sense to attach them to our
OrgRootNode.I have basically just moved methods from
OrgNodetoOrgBaseNode, so they are available inOrgRootNode, and added the appropriate parsers inOrgRootNode.There was a comment in the code, which said it was "a hack that the root node just reads the lines before the first headline". But I think that is the correct behaviour? I have removed it therefore for now