- Org and Org-mode have so many use cases that it is simply not possible to easily document them, let alone show them all off on a single page.
- Many examples about literate programming in Org-mode with Python, R, java and C. Shows integration of org-mode tables and Python, R … and code blocks.
- It doesn’t have to sit on a server, or even require anything installed if you really don’t want to install it. At a low level, “org-mode” is two things
- Almost orthogonally, Org Mode has functionalities aimed at executing code in various external languages; these functionalities form org-babel.
- Extending Emacs Capabilities With Org-Mode. Emacs is not an outlining software per se and doesn’t support hierarchical content structure out of the box.
- Org mode can help you manage your tasks, take notes and much more. The home for Org mode on the web is orgmode.org.
- Files with names ending in the extension .org are opened in Org mode (see Choosing File Modes). To explicitly switch to Org mode, type M-x org-mode.
- When referring to the original Org mode, we capitalize the "O" and leave the "m" lower case. This is in keeping with the original team's usage on orgmode.org.
- (defun do.org/insert-nbsp () "Bind this to the ~ (tilde) character to insert non-breaking spaces on `org-mode' for LaTeX export." (interactive) (insert "\\nbsp{}")).