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Yes. The idea is you store your init as code blocks in an org file, and you can organize your config into common headings (e.g. all C++ related config goes into
by BeetleB 5y ago
Yes. The idea is you store your init as code blocks in an org file, and you can organize your config into common headings (e.g. all C++ related config goes into the C++ heading, which itself goes under the Programming heading). The other benefit is that you can write prose around the code blocks describing what you're trying to do here (you can do that with comments, but org markup is much richer).
I'm not saying you should do this now. My recommendation is you learn the basics of org mode, and then look up how to do this.
- wara23arish 5y agoI can see how handy that can be. Ive been trying to do the same in my init file but with a lot of comments instead. Seems like majority of the time Ill be spending in emacs is configuring rather coding! :’)