The Org-mode mode of Emacs

The Org-mode mode of using Emacs skillfully

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1. Introduced

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   ORG is a mode for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, and doing

   Project planning with a fast and effective plain-text system.

   ORG develops organizational tasks around NOTES files that contain

   Lists or information about projects as plain text. ORG is implemented

   On top of Outline mode, which makes it possible to keep the content of

   Large files well structured. Visibility Cycling and structure editing

   Help to work with the tree. Tables is easily created with a built-in

   Table Editor. ORG supports TODO items, deadlines, timestamps, and

   scheduling. It dynamically compiles entries into a agenda that

   Utilizes and smoothly integrates much of the Emacs calendar and diary.

   Plain text url-like links connect to websites, emails, Usenet messages,

   BBDB entries, and any files related to the projects. For printing and

   Sharing of notes, an ORG file can be exported as a structured ASCII

   File, as HTML, or (TODO and agenda items only) as an ICalendar file.

   It can also serve as a publishing tool for a set of linked web pages.

   Simply put, Org-mode is a record of notes, todolist, management schedules and so on.

3. Installation

   The general default comes with Org-mode, if no, can be installed in a very simple way

   Click on this tab and select Install Org-mode.

5. Run

   Run in any file M-x Org-mode (alt+x and then enter Org-mode)

7. Use

   Use *,**,*** to distinguish the headings, 1.2. or +-to be more refined, using latex should understand the characteristics of such arrangements. Then Todo is a record of what to do. Press shift+ Right-click on the * button to toggle the status

8. Shortcut keys

   C-c C-n move to the next heading

   C-c c-p move to previous title

   C-c c-f move to the next heading of the same level as the current title

   C-c C-b move to the previous title of the same level as the current title

   C-c C-u move up to a higher level title

   M-<left> Reducing node level

   M-<right> adding node hierarchies

   M-<up> Move the node up

   M-<down> Move the node down

   m-<enter> Add a sibling node

   <TAB> Toggle the current node: Shrink → view all sub-nodes → View all content

   <SHIFT>-<TAB> Toggle the current file: Shrink → view all sub-nodes → View all content

   C-c. Insert time at cursor position

   C-c C-T Toggles the state of the current node (todo| done|)

   c-c [Sets the current file as the data source for the event view

   C-C] Delete the current file from the data source for event vision (data source)

10. Some amazing features.

    C-c C-E can be exported into a variety of formats, including the automated use of latex to generate PDFs, a function that partially replaces LyX

    Partially replaces Evernote

    Replace Calendar

    Replace Todo list software

Org mode basic usage: http://higrid.net/c-art-orgmode_basic.htm

Org-mode Concise Handbook: http://www.cnblogs.com/Open_Source/archive/2011/07/17/2108747.html

Tool Pack1.1 Linux (Emacs + texlive + gbk2uni)

In addition to Emacs, to install texlive, which is a release of Latex under Linux, we need to use one of its program Pdflatex, use it to convert Tex files to PDF. This installs under Ubuntu:

sudo apt-get install emacs23 texlive-latex-recommended Latex-cjk-chinese

1.2 Windows (Emacs + MinGW + Ctex + gbk2uni)

Ctex is a release of latex under Windows, and the same, it provides program Pdflatex.

MinGW is a release of GNU under Winodws, and we are going to use one of its program iconv. If the character encoding is GBK, you don't have to iconv.

The Org-mode mode of Emacs