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Org-mode is an Emacs major mode for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, planning projects, and authoring documents with a fast and effective plain-text system. Because Org mode is a vast subject area, other tags must accompany the `org-mode` tag.
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Multiple citations with just one pair of braces
Try
some well-studied fact [[cite:foo2002,bar1997,baz2019]]
That is, mulitple cite labels within a single org link. Note the double [[...]] although if you simply type cite:xxx it should make it an …
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How to output an octave array as a org-mode table?
You can ask for the results to be the output (the default is value) and then use the disp option you already tried; place this
:results output
on the begin_src line.
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Defining variables in org mode using tables
I use #+constants: variable=value for this and then (org-table-get-constant "variable") to get the value for src blocks etc. The advantage is that constants can be used directly in tables with $varia …
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Is there a way to have in a org-mode file a placeholder for the current date automatically u...
time-stamp, which comes with Emacs by default, will allow you to do exactly what you want with the appropriate settings. E.g. I have:
# Local Variables:
# time-stamp-line-limit: 1000
# time-stamp-form …
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org-mode spreadsheet multiply 2 columns element-wise using GNU Emacs Calc formula
This is straightforward: use the EN options, as follows:
@7$3=vsum(@I..@II*@I$+1..@II$+1);EN
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orgmode - do not export example block
What I do for cases like this, where I do not want the input to some src block exported, is put the input (the example block in your case) in a drawer and set the option d:nil so as to not export draw …
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