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THE GLORIES OF ORG

A. Org Writer

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Table of Contents

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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

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1.1 Sub-heading

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Each extra `*' increases the depth by one level.

2 TODO Promulgate Org to the world

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2.1 TODO Create a quickstart guide

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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] <file:~/Pictures/dank-meme.png>

<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/Konigsberg_bridges.png>

,----

| monospace

`----

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| (message "Hello world")

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I am a table

with two rows !

Tool Literate programming? Reproducible Research? Languages

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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] <https://orgmode.org>

3 A top level headline

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3.1 This headline is not commented

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This text will be exported and code blocks will run.

_*/Attention! This text gets all the markup!/*_

Regular text. More regular text.