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Major changes: 1. Property values can now deferred and computed next time when the value is requested. 2. Some properties are stored in an array instead of plist. The functions are inlined to turn the propery queries into direct `aref' and `aset' calls to the plist, when applicable. 3. Secondary strings are now considered of `anonymous' type, in backwards-compatible way. 4. New functions to map over and/or resolve deferred values of element properties. 5. Docstrings and code consistently use "node" for generic syntax tree elements, to not confuse the element/object terminology we use in the parser. * lisp/org-element-ast.el (org-element-deferred): New type user to store deferred values. (org-element--deferred-resolve-once): (org-element--deferred-resolve): (org-element--deferred-resolve-force): (org-element--deferred-resolve-list): Helper functions used to resolve the deferred values. (org-element--standard-properties): (org-element--standard-properties-idxs): (org-element--property-idx): (org-element--parray): (org-element--plist-property): Store most commonly used properties in vector for faster access. Implement inliner helpers to transform property keywords into array indices. (org-element-property-1): New function to retrieve property without resolving deferred value. (org-element--put-parray): (org-element-put-property): Refactor, using the new property vector when applicable. (org-element--property): New helper function. (org-element-property): Refactor, using the new property vector and deferred value resolution. Add new optional arguments DFLT and FORCE-UNDEFER. Define setters. (org-element-set-contents): Handle anonymous nodes. (org-element-set): (org-element-adopt): (org-element-extract): Rename from `org-element-set-elements', `org-element-adopt-elements', and `org-element-extract-elements' and keep backward-compatible alias. This is to reduce the confusion about "node" vs. "element" vs. "object". (org-element-create): Initialize property array correctly. (org-element-copy): Allow copying secondary strings. Add new optional argument KEEP-CONTENTS. (org-element-lineage): Clarify the limitation when cache is disabled. (org-element-type): New optional argument to identify anonymous nodes instead of returning nil for both anonymous nodes and everything not matching other element types. |
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