I was interested to see that Wiegley's config file is notated in org-mode, using the Literate Programming extensions that come built into Org. That's why the fi

I was interested to see that Wiegley's config file is notated in org-mode, using the Literate Programming extensions that come built into Org. That's why the file looks more like documentation than code. For Emacs to actually evaluate the file, it must first be tangled to an .el file, but tangling the file is a trivial step. I write my own Elisp the same way, as .org files. Thanks for the link and Redshank too.