In org mode, a file can be included for export using #+Include: filename. Is there an easy way to open a file in an include statement?
I've tried C-c C-o, but emacs states "no link found".
2 Answers
There is a command called org-edit-src-exit in org-mode, which can open source block in a new buffer of itself major mode, and open Include file.
This command is binded with C-c ' in default.
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Same as editing source blocks, I'm not sure why I didn't think to try that.– user2699Feb 28, 2015 at 19:47
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Although,
org-edit-specialwhich is usually bound toC-c 'does not respect the:linesparameter which is ubiquitous inorg-mode's#+INCLUDE. That is, when you doorg-edit-specialyou will always end up at the beginning of the file or at the point you left your cursor.– fokiMay 23, 2018 at 18:51
There exists a generic solution not limited to org-mode:
M-x ffap (alias of find-file-at-point) does exactly what it sounds like it does.
helm-find-files also automatically populates the minibuffer with the filename at the point if one exists.
Use one of these commands and then hit return to visit the file under the point.
