Here is how to do it.
Search for the heading “Generating autoloads and Compiling Org without make”.
This is very helpful for non-developer Org-Mode users who want to run Org-Mode from source via Git.
Link Roundup
Uniquely Name Source-Blocks and Headline IDs in Org-Mode
Always name all of your Source-Blocks and uniquely ID Headlines in Org-Mode. It is the only way to make Literate Programming pleasant and predictable. At the very least you will understand what is happening during tangling.
Life Is Simple @tgtext
digraph graphviz {
subgraph cluster {
ayh [label="Happy with things?", shape=ellipse];
no [label="No.", shape=Mdiamond];
yes [label="Yes.", shape=Mdiamond];
ayh -> no;
ayh -> yes;
no -> ayh [label="Change them."];
yes -> ayh [label="Keep doing them."];
}
labelloc="t";
label="Life is simple:\nAttribution: @tgtext";
}
Org-Mode Release 8.3
Addendum: 2015-08-16
Interesting:
- org-show-context-detail
- Markdown export supports switches in source blocks
- ASCII export additions
- Export inline source blocks
- ascii plot
- date macro parms
- mathjax cdn
- viewport for html mobile
- remotely edit footnote definition
- texinfo image support
- Removed option org-koma-letter-use-title
- Three slash URI links
- Footnotes in included files are now local to the file
- When exporting, throw an error on unresolved id/fuzzy links and code refs
(use-package smartparens-config :ensure smartparens)
Here is the correct way to load it:
(use-package smartparens :ensure t :config (setq sp-show-pair-from-inside nil) (require 'smartparens-config) :diminish smartparens-mode)
Easily Go To and Return From Headlines in Org-Mode
Quit using goto-line and isearch to navigate in your Org-Mode document. I didn’t want to use Helm or Imenu to do it and Org-Mode has a built in solution with org-goto. Be sure to bind the “pop” key very close-by to make it symmetrical and fast.
(define-key org-mode-map (kbd "s-u") #'org-goto)
(define-key org-mode-map (kbd "s-U") #'org-mark-ring-goto)
Should I Do The Two-Speed Conversion
My single-speed is great. Won’t be out-riding this bicycle any time soon. Still, everything needs tweaks. A video about the Rekluse Clutch got me thinking about my bicycle. It wouldn’t hurt to have a two-speed without having any additional gear (weight isn’t gear). This SRAM Automatix hub seems like a great way to do it because it is totally adjustable to your preference.
BlueSky Statistics for R
[BlueSky Statistics is a] Fully featured Statistics application and development framework built on the open source R project
Basically it makes the first 80% of the stuff that you want to do with R very easy.
The very cool part is that you get the R output so it is another great way to learn R itself.
SAS and WPS
SAS (Statistical Analysis System; is a software suite developed by SAS Institute for advanced analytics, business intelligence, data management, and predictive analytics.
The World Programming System, also known as WPS, is a software product developed by a company called World Programming. WPS allows users to create, edit and run programs written in the language of SAS.