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I'm mostly sold. The only downside is that the preformatted text blocks have each line start with a ':'. That makes it terrible for naive copy/paste from the so

• lottin 9y ago
  In Emacs, <s + <TAB> at the beginning of a line starts a source block. The delimiters are quite distracting though. This is an issue I have with markup languages in general, either you use markup very sparingly or the document easily becomes unreadable.
  • peatmoss 9y ago
    And you can customize it too! In the past I have set up <r to create an R source block with some common code block parameters for R.
• Nullabillity 9y ago
  You can also format source code like this: #+BEGIN_SRC bash $ echo Hello, World! #+END_SRC That will also give you syntax highlighting, and allow you to edit it as a bash script (in Emacs, at least). I don't remember it off the top of my head, but there's also a similar syntax to include a file directly, instead of duplicating it in the org file.
  • giggles_giggles 9y ago
    #+INCLUDE
• deleted 9y ago
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