内容简介：When I meet fellow orgers, I occasionally use some of the features below and quite often, my interlocutor does not know some of them.Do you know them all?If you think of a secret Org weapon that is not listed here, please send mean email, I will consider a
When I meet fellow orgers, I occasionally use some of the features below and quite often, my interlocutor does not know some of them.
Do you know them all?
If you think of a secret Org weapon that is not listed here, please send mean email, I will consider adding it to the list.
(The features listed below are all available with Org 9.3 and later. Check your version with M-x org-version RET
.)
...
C-c C-M-l
to insert all stored links with
Let's say you have harvested a dozen of links to various emacs buffers (emails, files, etc.)
C-c C-M-l
will insert all the links as a list.
The related command is org-insert-all-links
.
C-u C-c C-c
on a list to make it a checklist
It will turn the list into a checkbox list.
Contextual capture templates
(setq org-capture-templates-contexts
'(("r" ((in-mode . "gnus-summary-mode")
(in-mode . "gnus-article-mode")
(in-mode . "message-mode")))))
Here the capture template associated with the r
key will only be
displayed in gnus-summary-mode
, gnus-article-mode
and message-mode
.
Use agenda*
as a custom view to match appointments
Quoting the Org manual:
The agenda*
view is the same as agenda
except that it only considers appointments
, i.e., scheduled and deadline items that have a time specification [h]h:mm
in their time-stamps.
(setq org-agenda-custom-commands
'(("%" "Appointments" agenda* "Today's appointments"
((org-agenda-span 1)
(org-agenda-max-entries 3)))))
See the example above.
Very useful when defining agenda views dedicated to appointments.
C-h v org-agenda-max-entries RET
"Here is another neat trick. The sample code above also sets ~org-agenda-max-entries~:
(setq org-agenda-custom-commands
'(("%" "Appointments" agenda* "Today's appointments"
((org-agenda-span 1)
(org-agenda-max-entries 3)))))
The use of org-agenda-max-entries
will limit the agenda view to the first three entries of today's tasks.
C-h v org-agenda-max-entries RET
to know more about this variable.
C-x C-w agenda.org RET
in an agenda view
It will store the displayed list of tasks in a new agenda.org
file.
Hit =
in agenda views to filter by a regex
Very useful to (export and) share your current list of tasks with someone.
Hitting =
in the agenda buffer will limit to headlines matching a
regular expression.
You can remove all filters by hitting |
.
.
in a the calendar to jump to today
Use -
or +
to set relative date and hours when planning
After C-c C-s
on a headline scheduled in the past or the future, use ~.~
to jump to today's date.
After you hit C-c C-s
on a headline to schedule it, enter e.g. +3d
to
plan in three days, or 10:00+1
to plan an meeting from 10am to 11am.
Use S-<up/down/left/right>
to move a table cell
It will move the current cell up/down/left/right.
Summing durations in tables
Org tables are able to sum durations:
| 00:00:30 | 2:30 | | 00:00:45 | 3:30 | |----------+------| | 00:01:15 | 6.00 | #+TBLFM: @3$1=vsum(@1..@2);T::@3$2=vsum(@1..@-1);t
Hit s
to (un)narrow to subtree
When org-use-speed-commands
is set to t
, hitting s
at the beginning of
a headline will narrow to the current subtree. Hitting s
again will
unnarrow the buffer.
Very useful when you need to hide the rest of your personal notes from your colleagues.
The related command is org-narrow-to-subtree
.
Hit <
to (de)activate restriction lock on current subtree
When org-use-speed-commands
is set to t
, hitting <
at the beginning of
a headline will activate the restriction lock on the current subtree.
Hitting <
again will deactivate it.
Very useful when you temporarily need to call agenda views while only considering tasks in the current subtree or when you need to undo things in the current subtree alone.
The related command is org-agenda-set-restriction-lock
.
C-c C-^
to move to the root of the element
C-c C-^
(or C-c C-u
) while move the cursor up one element.
C-c -
and C-c *
to toggle headlines and items
C-c -
on a headline will convert it into a list item.
C-c *
on a list item will convert it into a headline.
You can also try on multiple headlines and list items.
C-c C-x -
to start a list with a timer
- 0:00:00 :: Now I can start taking some notes. - 0:00:02 :: If I hit ~M-RET~, a new list item is created. - 0:00:06 :: And so on.
C-c C-x -
will start a timer and create a list item displaying the
timer like the example above.
Schedule multiple headlines in the region
When org-loop-over-headlines-in-active-region
is set to t
and the
region is active on multiple headline, you can use C-c C-s
to schedule
all the headlines one after another.
M-h
for mark-paragraph
and org-mark-element
M-h
will mark (and highlight) the paragraph at point.
In org-mode, M-h
will mark (and highlight) the element at point.
Hitting M-h
several times successively will mark the next elements
too.
M-<up/down>
and S-M-<up/down>
to move elements and lines
Just hit M-<up/down>
in an Org buffer. It moves elements.
Now hit ~S-M-
S-<left/right>
in column mode to cycle through property values
If a property can have multiple predefined values and the column view
is active, you can use S-<left/right>
in column mode to cycle through
possible property values.
Using group tags to boost filtering
I use something like this in my configuration:
(setq org-tag-alist
'((:startgroup)
("Handson" . ?o) ;; The grouping tag
(:grouptags)
("Write" . ?w) ("Code" . ?c) ("Mail" . ?@)
(:endgroup)
(:startgroup)
("Handsoff" . ?f) ;; The grouping tag
(:grouptags)
("Read" . ?r) ("View" . ?v) ("Listen" . ?l)
(:endgroup)
;; Off groups
("Print" . ?P) ("Buy" . ?B) ("Patch" . ?p) ("Bug" . ?b)))
Then M-x org-agenda RET m +Handsoff
will list all headlines with a Read
, View
or Listen
tag.
Adjusting timestamps in CLOCK: lines
-
S-up/downon a timestamp in a CLOCK: line will adjust the timestamp. -
C-S-up/downon a timestamp in a CLOCK: line will adjust both timestamp, the time you clocked in and the time you clocked out: the clock duration will not change. -
M-S-up/downon a timestamp in a CLOCK: line will also adjust previous clocks timestamps, if any.
C-u C-u C-c c
to jumb back to the last stored capture entry
C-u C-u C-c c
will jump to the last captured note. The one you may
actually want to update if you forgot something.
M-x org-num-mode RET
to prefix headlines with numbers
M-x org-num-mode RET
will prefix headlines with a number.
...
You can discuss these features on Hacker News .
If you want to explore more, please read Org's manual and browse Worg .
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