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#+BEGIN_SRC sh #!/bin/sh echo "foobar" #+END_SRC That also works in org-mode, and then you get syntax highlighting for the language etc. It can even ope

by etu 8y ago

#+BEGIN_SRC sh #!/bin/sh echo "foobar" #+END_SRC That also works in org-mode, and then you get syntax highlighting for the language etc. It can even open that block to edit in a separate buffer with the right major mode loaded for that language.

xemdetia 8y ago
The command is org-edit-special bound to C-c ' (by default I think). I use this to dump example blocks which I often use to catch terminal output as well as source code editing. Having structured outputs from test/investigation/exploring that you can rearrange and export to use as documentation for the next time/training costs so little time that I get upset when I can't do it.