____________________ THE GLORIES OF ORG A. Org Writer ____________________ Table of Contents _________________ 1. Welcome to Org-mode .. 1. Sub-heading 2. TODO Promulgate Org to the world .. 1. TODO Create a quickstart guide 3. A top level headline .. 1. This headline is not commented 1 Welcome to Org-mode ===================== 1.1 Sub-heading ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Each extra `*' increases the depth by one level. 2 TODO Promulgate Org to the world ================================== 2.1 TODO Create a quickstart guide ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To markup text in Org, simply surround it with one or more marker characters. *Bold*, /italic/ and _underline_ are fairly intuitive, and the ability to use +strikethrough+ is a plus. You can _/*combine*/_ the basic markup in any order, however `code' and `verbatim' need to be the *_`inner-most'_* markers if they are present since their contents are interpreted `_literally_'. To buy: 1. Milk 2. Eggs - Organic 3. Cheese + Parmesan + Mozzarella - [ ] not started - [-] in progress - [X] complete [a nice website] ,---- | monospace `---- ,---- | (message "Hello world") `---- I am a table with two rows ! Tool Literate programming? Reproducible Research? Languages ------------ --------------------- ---------------------- --------- Javadoc partial no Java Haskell .lhs partial no Haskell noweb yes no any Sweave partial yes R Org-mode yes yes any Example of an comment. Inline comments are used for end of line comments. Since # only works if preceeded by a newline followed by whitespace. [a nice website] 3 A top level headline ====================== 3.1 This headline is not commented ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This text will be exported and code blocks will run. _*/Attention! This text gets all the markup!/*_ Regular text. More regular text.