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# local directory
local/
# pdf or html files
*.pdf
*.html
# office files
*.odt
*.odf
# images
*.jpeg
*.png

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specific packages that are needed for their tasks.
Emacs is free software project with many years of development and a very active
community.
and friendly community.
This editor can be used for multiple purposes, for instance:
Emacs can be used for multiple purposes, for instance:
- Edit files from different programming languages or any plain text
- Access a shell and execute tasks in a machine
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* Contents
* [[./doc/init_emacs.org][Initialize emacs]]
* [[./doc/help.org][Manuals and help about using emacs]]
* [[./doc/init_emacs.org][How to initialize emacs]]
* [[./doc/help.org][Find manuals and help to use emacs]]
* [[./doc/movement.org][Movement and text edition]]
* [[./doc/using_meta.org][Using 'meta' (M-x)]]
* [[./doc/using_alt.org][Using 'Alt' (M)]]
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* [[./doc/packages.org][Dealing with packages in emacs]]
* [[./doc/R_in_emacs.org][Using R in emacs]]
* [[./doc/links_emacs.org][Links to learn more about emacs]]
* [[./doc/citations.org][How to include bibliograpic references in org documents]]
* Contenido

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@article{OrgCitations,
author={org, mode and Syntax, Citation and List, Mailing and Effort, Time},
journal={Journal of Plain Text Formats},
title={Elegant Citations with Org-Mode},
year={2021},
month={7},
volume={42},
number={1},
pages={2-3}}

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#+date: 2022-07-03
#+bibliography: ./bibliog.bib
#+bibliography: ~/Documentos/bib/lepto-ref.bib
* How to make citations using Emacs org-mode
:LOGBOOK:
CLOCK: [2022-07-03 dom 09:57]--[2022-07-03 dom 10:27] => 0:30
:END:
It is possible to include blibligraphic citations within org documents.
Interesting information about org-cite can be found in the manual.
Use ~C-h~ ~i~ in emacs to access the manual and then access the org-manual navigating
in the menu (use the letter ~m~ and type 'org..')
See Org Manual -> Citation handling -> Citations
** Include a header linking a file with references
It should be something like this at the beggining of your document:
#+begin_example
#+bibliography: SomeFile.bib
#+bibliography: /some/other/file.json
#+end_example
Here the file may be a '.bib' , 'bibtex' or a '.json' document.
** Including citation
You can use 'C-c C-x @' (org-cite-insert) to include references from the linked
file. For instance:
[cite:/s/v/@OrgCitations]
Citing from the second file [cite:/s/v/@bernard_leptospirosis_1993]
** Print bibliography
Use the following to print the references:
#+begin_example org
#+print_bibliography:
#+end_example
** Some cool documents to learn more about bibliography management in org-mode
* References
- About 'org-ref: https://github.com/jkitchin/org-ref
- About 'org-cite': https://blog.tecosaur.com/tmio/2021-07-31-citations.html#org367f817
#+print_bibliography:

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and kill with "D"
* Avoid ido auto complete to rename a file with similar name to those in directory
* Once you've typed the filename you want, hit C-j instead of RET.
* You can temporarily switch back to the "normal" minibuffer behaviour by hitting C-f. Then you can tab-complete the old filename, and edit it as needed.
* You can temporarily switch back to the "normal" minibuffer behaviour by hitting C-f.
Then you can tab-complete the old filename, and edit it as needed.
* From [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23741014/how-to-stop-auto-complete-from-overwriting-a-file-that-is-similarly-named][Stackoverflow]]
* To use ~nano~ editor within emacs use 'CTRL+shift+x' instead of 'CTRL+X'

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* org mode
To opemn the org manual:
To open the org manual using "meta" within emacs:
: M-x org-info
Optionally you can use the following keybinding to open a buffer with the info
version of manuals:
: C-h i
Then, in the buffer type the key "m" to search in the menu by keywords. To find
the org info manual, just type "Org mode" in the menu.
** Create task list and include date and time
Save a ".org" file. Then write your tasks using "*" to show hierarchy or nesting
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** Using Pomodoro in org mode
- Install pomodoro
- Install pomodoro in emacs
: M-x [RET] package-install org-pomodoro
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: M-x [RET] org-pomodoro
PS: "RET" is the same "enter" key
** org-babel
Reference for header arguments:

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#+title: How to include references in Emacs org-mode
#+bibliography: ~/Documentos/bib/lepto-ref.bib
https://blog.tecosaur.com/tmio/2021-07-31-citations.html#org367f817
* Insert citations
Use 'org-cite-insert' (C-c C-x @)
[cite:/s/v/@bernard_leptospirosis_1993]
* References
org-ref
https://github.com/jkitchin/org-ref
org-cite
https://blog.tecosaur.com/tmio/2021-07-31-citations.html#fn.3
#+print_bibliography:

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#+DATE: 2021
#+date: 2021
* Commands
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** Using 'Alt' (M)
#+Caption: Use meta 'M' (ALT key) in emacs
|-----------+-----------+-----------------------------------|
| Keystroke | Keystroke | Action |
|-----------+-----------+-----------------------------------|
| M | w | Copy text |

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#+DATE: 2021
#+date: 2021
* Commands
Use CTRL (C), ALT (M), Ctrl + x (C-x) or ALT + x ( M-x) to edit
Use the following keybindings to edit in emacs
* CTRL (C)
* ALT (~M~)
* CTRL + x (~C-x~)
* ALT + x (~M-x~)
#+Caption: Some examples on how to use 'Ctrl' in emacs
|-----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------|
| Keystroke | Keystroke | Action |
|-----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------|
| C | tab | Changing tab view |
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| | \ | Enable or disable input method |
| | c-C-, | org-insert-structure-template |
| | <s TAB | Insert structure template (src code) |
| | u 'number' 'command' | Repeat command or character with 'number' of times [fn:2] |
| | | |
| | u 'number' 'command' | Repeat command or character with 'number' of times [fn:1] |
| | c C-j | Open "org go to" [fn:2] |
| | | |
* Footnotes
[fn:2] Use a number to inform the number of times the command or character should be repeated
[fn:1] Use a number to inform the number of times the command or character should be repeated
[fn:2] This will collapse the title-subtitle tree structure in a org-document

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#+DATE: 2021
#+date: 2021
* Commands
Use CTRL (C), ALT (M), Ctrl + x (C-x) or ALT + x ( M-x) to edit
Use the following keybindings to edit in emacs
* CTRL (C)
* ALT (~M~)
* CTRL + x (~C-x~)
* ALT + x (~M-x~)
** Using "CTRL + x"

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#+DATE: 2021
#+date: 2021
* Commands
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** Using 'meta' "M-x"
#+Caption: Some examples on how to use se 'M-x' in emacs
|-----------+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------|
| Keystroke | Command | Action |
|-----------+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------|
| M-x | tab-new | New tab |
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| | org-insert-structure-template | Insert template in org files |
| | org-insert-link | Insert a link |
| | org-store-link | Store a link in org mode |
| | treemacs-resize-icons | Resize icons in treemacs (default 22 |
| | treemacs-resize-icons | Resize icons in treemacs (default 22) |
| | describe-mode | Describes ative minor mode |
| | comment-region | comment the region |