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I actually just started dong this a few days ago and I’m loving it so far. I have it configured so that every time I save, emacs runs org-tangle and all my code

I actually just started dong this a few days ago and I’m loving it so far. I have it configured so that every time I save, emacs runs org-tangle and all my code ends up in the proper directories but I never have to touch it there, I can just stay in org mode and keep different ‘files’ of code in different collapsible sections making moving around much easier!

antt 8y ago
Look at org-babel-detangle and have your mind blown[0]. [0] Mostly, the current implementation works only with source blocks that are linearly added one after the other and don't use the <<noweb reference>> in code blocks.
tincholio 8y ago
I had a similar setup, but ended up coding a toggle for it, as it can get rather long as your source grows. In case you find it useful: ;; Tangle Org files when we save them (defun toggle-org-tangle-on-save() (interactive) (if (bound-and-true-p org-tangle-on-save) (setq-local org-tangle-on-save nil) (setq-local org-tangle-on-save t)) (message (if org-tangle-on-save "Enabled tangling on save" "Disabled tangling on save")))