Better way to go to a specific heading?

I have an org file that has only first-level headings, and the name of each heading is unique. Under each heading is a drawer with some properties. In a function, I use the following to jump to a specific heading (below, the heading would be named "Example" in the above file): (re-search-forward (concat "^\\* " "Example" "$") nil t) And from there I can insert a property with `org-set-property` for that heading. Everything works very well for my needs, but I kind of feel like there is probably a built-in function that does what my `re-search-forward` line does but in a more elegant way. However, I can't find such a built-in function. Is there one? Edit: Thanks for your input everyone. As /u/oantolin was pointing out, I was not looking for an interactive solution, and his solution is basically what I was looking for.

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So you're just trying to jump to a specific heading? Try "M-x imenu". A popular custom keybinding for it is "M-i".

~~If you want to jump to a specific headline programmatically, you can use org-complex-headline-regexp-format variable to construct the regexp. Or org-find-olp function.~~ Combine org-with-point-at macro with org-find-olp function.

In this regard, `consult-org-heading` is probably more appropriate than `consult-line`.

Will require you to add ID for each heading, but you will be able to use \`org-id-goto\`

Several other commenters seem to have misunderstood you, thinking you want to do this interactively, instead of inside a function. In a function I guess you could use: (org-link-open-from-string "[[*Example]]")

This is exactly it, thanks!

There is an even more direct function: `(org-find-exact-headline-in-buffer "Example")`

Yes, this works even better. So for my needs: `(goto-char (org-find-exact-headline-in-buffer "Example"))`. Thanks!

I once used these for org-headings. Now I use consult-imenu for org- headings, in eww, and everywhere I can.