Script grammar for "all rows which have named style x"

[Lorin Rivers]

On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 19:11:11 +0000, Fraser Speirs <fraser at speirs.org> wrote:
> 
> The reason I'm asking this question is that I'm trying to commit a
> rather egregious abuse of named styles.  Specifically, I'm trying to
> use named styles with no attributes as a means of "tagging" rows with
> text without using a specific prefix in the topic string or note field.
>   Then I want to use AppleScript to find all the rows which have had
> these invisible styles applied.
> 
> So it's quite important to my plans that "influenced" doesn't just
> describe the visual appearance of a row, but all the styles that may be
> impacting a row, whether seen or unseen.

That's immediately what I started thinking about when I saw your
question--I submit you should request a feature that allows a row to
be tagged in some semantic way. Cause I want this too.

For example, say I have an outline that I'm providing clients about a
project that has some items I want to share with them and some that I
don't. I'd like an easy way to mark items "private" or some such and
then export the "public" items only.