-- mode: org; --
TODO list experiment
- 2023-12-27:
** - this page is now an experiment in using Obsidian pages as Emacs
org-mode
files.
** - from Activation (The Org Manual) (orgmode.org) the first step is to add a first line to the file that looks like this:MY PROJECTS -*- mode: org; -*-
- this is now a page with a somewhat odd first line. and the first block (with the date) behaves as an
org-mode
outline in Emacs. I am assuming thatorg-mode
will not be confused by these blocks of text.
test2
- 2023-12-31:
this is markdown text, yes?
Yes, it looks like it is rendered as such in Obsidian (i.e., it is
fenced) .
- 2023-12-29:
** IN-PROGRESS experiment number 2
** VERIFYING works with .md
file
:LOGBOOK:
- Note taken on [2023-12-31 Sun 13:49] \
adding a time-stamped note? yes?
-
State "VERIFYING" from "DONE" [2023-12-29 Fri 16:56]
-
State "DONE" from "IN-PROGRESS" [2023-12-29 Fri 16:34]
:END:
- only if -*- mode: org; -*-
is the first line in the file
then add in some Markdown for a header .... in fact, put whatever is not to be in an outline structure before the first org-mode
headline
- there is some conflict between use of the asterisk in org-mode and Markdown
-
Aha; that is how to headline :NOTAS: and here we have una nota :END:
-
need to type to org the outline
:PROPERTIES:
height: 2
length: 3
area: ?
:END:
** this is nested, yes?
-
cool, can keep each nest separated by blank lines
-
but once outline starts, there is no inserting non-outlined text?
- once an outline, always an outline;
- who will rid me of this meddlesome outline?