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org mode
org mode is a really powerful tool to keep notes, write documents, use literate programming, keep record of your task, wor times, "organize your life in plain text" and more…
Here we show some basics of org, but there's plenty information about it in the manual and elsewhere.
Checking the 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 structure in tasks.
Using Pomodoro in org mode
- Install pomodoro in emacs
M-x [RET] package-install org-pomodoro
- Initialize a clock in a task
M-x [RET] org-clock-in
- Initialize pomodoro
M-x [RET] org-pomodoro
PS: "RET" is the same "enter" key
org-babel
Reference for header arguments:
Include templates in org babel
Use:
M-x org-insert-structure-template
Or keybinding
C-c C,
Then choose an option (src, example, center, comment)
Or use org-tempo. To include a src code block in the document:
<s TAB
Change the letter for each option that you need (a, C, c, E, e… for "export ascii", "comment", "example"…)