Fix issue where org-mind-map-include-text would skip parent nodes #52
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I suspect this might have been a typo. The function was returning the point of the argument "b", rather than the start point of the first non-matching headline. The result of this was that when org-mind-map-include-text was enabled, text would only be displayed on leaf nodes that had no child. For any node with a child, the text would be skipped. Fix the issue and update the related screenshots in the README.
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Hi! Thanks for working on this, I think it's great.
I know it's not maintained anymore but I'm PR'ing this just in case you or someone else finds it useful. It fixes a problem where if
org-mind-map-include-textwast, text would only be included for leaf nodes that had no parent, and parent nodes would not display any text.I've updated example-7.org and example-7.png to include the new output: