Embedding Code Snippets In Org Mode

Embedding code snippets within Org Mode couldn't be easier when using these neat little tricks.

[@FernandoBasso]

This Org Mode thing in Emacs is pretty impressive and useful. Thanks for the nice video.

[@Granateable]

I didnt know about C-c ' giving me the mode of the source block, nice one!

[@LaloHao]

I was writing elisp skeletons, abbrevs and functions to simplify latex and then i realized i can use org-mode
Awesome!

[@chris_sndw]

Your keyboard sounds like a 1900 typwriter.

[@mykola.stryebkov]

I didn’t know some of it. Thanks a lot.

[@MatthewKeeler]

I have the auto-revert mode turned on. I have included the appropriate section from my configuration for your convenience.
(global-auto-revert-mode 1)
(setq global-auto-revert-non-file-buffers t)
(setq auto-revert-verbose nil)

[@nXqd]

thanks for the video. The video is short and sweet :)

[@deux2k]

Does anyone else feel like this is narrated by Sheldon Cooper? I just can't get the picture out of my mind...

[@MatthewKeeler]

Yes, it is Python pygments. My apologies for not speaking more clearly.

[@frosch03]

really a nice one which helped me alot, thx!

[@matmun111]

Are you using emacs in the text-mode? I'm asking because of reviewing latex you are doing.

[@MatthewKeeler]

This is the full gui mode, not the console mode.

[@anler2b]

Hi again Matthew, I saw that every time you export your org buffer to pdf, your pdf buffer is automatically refreshed. How did you do that?

[@walid7885]

it must be a config thing, I tried

[@Jdonovanford]

Hi, how to I configure org-babel-load in my init file?

[@MatthewKeeler]

Thank you very much. I'm pleased to hear you enjoyed it.
I do have a GitHub account. My username is keelerm84 I'm currently in the middle of re-working my config. You can see the configuration used for this screencast in the .emacs.d repository. My older configuration, which has a little more meat to it, is in .emacs.d_old.

[@karloguidonimartins7252]

TIL -n -r flags!

[@aangGAD]

I can't yet set up correctly the org export to pdf with the higlighting that you used, can you help me?

[@MatthewKeeler]

+Abel Guitian Are you able to export to PDF but just lack the colorization? What type of errors are you receiving when you try to export?

[@MatthewSavoie]

ok so at 4:00 "and a python 'pigma' library" What is actually being said?

[@agumonkey]

I guess "python pygments", it's a syntax highlighting library

[@GeorgWilde]

Please more lorem ipsum bullshitum.

[@VVi11]

JOY

[@VVi11]

!!!

[@MatthewSavoie]

So actually at 3:58

[@yobing9346]

This is nothing else but just Latex, if you use TexLive or TexStudio you will find it more convenient to write a well formatted document.

[@nalidbass]

You are a troll right?.

[@AndersJackson]

I do love using LaTeX, and no, it isn't "but just LaTeX". It is org-mode with added exporters to LaTeX.
By the way, there changes in the syntax. So you should look up more moderna of tutorials. Even though this one is short and good.