Note: a complete list of these features including keyboard shortcuts, links, and descriptions is available on https://github.com/novoid/github-orgmode-tests

This page demonstrates Org-mode features that are (or are not) supported by github which is using an (old) version of org-ruby.

Last GitHub feature render check and last table update: <2020-10-15 Thu>

Featuretest

Text formatting

• bold
• italic
• underline
• strike through
• code
• commands
• http://orgmode.org

small example

Text formatting within other syntax elements

Within links:

This is an example of some syntax highlighting within links and such.

~gnu~

Table:

Lists:

• Example
  • This is an example of some syntax highlighting within links and such.

Headings:

This is an example of some syntax highlighting within links and such.

Lists

• MISSING:
  • Checkbox rendering/alignment
  • Reusing same enumerate bullet symbols (dash, numbers, …)

simple list:

• Org mode
• Lists
• [ ] unchecked checkbox
• [X] checked checkbox
• [-] undecided checkbox (C-u C-u C-c C-c)

enumerate:

1. Emacs
2. Org-mode
3. Lists

mixed with checkboxes:

• Clean out garage
  1. [ ] get stuff out
     • [ ] be careful with that axe, Eugene
  2. [X] get rid of old stuff
     • using eBay?
     • try to use rubbish as birthday presents for family
  3. [ ] repaint garage
  4. [X] put stuff back in

Headings with TODO items

• MISSING
  • display of TODO keywords

Clean out garage [0/4]

get stuff out

• be careful with that axe, Eugene

get rid of old stuff

• using eBay?
• try to use rubbish as birthday presents for family

repaint garage

put stuff back in

Drawers

• MISSING:
  • rendering of drawers

NEXT Test with category property

blocks (docu)

• including babel (docu)

EXAMPLE block

An example in an EXAMPLE block.
Second line within this block.

This *is* an /example/ of _some_ syntax +highlighting+ within =links= and ~such~.

QUOTE block

Will be wrapped:

An example in an QUOTE block. Second line within this block.

This is an example of some syntax highlighting within links and such.

VERSE block

• MISSING:
  • rendering of the block

SRC block

python

def my_test(myvar: str = 'foo bar'):
    """
    This is an example function.

    @type  myvar: str = 'foo bar': number
    @param myvar: str = 'foo bar': FIXXME
    """

    mynewvar: str = myvar + ' additional content'
    return mynewvar

print("Hello " + my_text('Europe!'))

(message (concat "Hello" "Europe!")) ;; inline comment

• some examples are taken from Worg: Introduction to Babel

shell

echo "Hello Europe!"
FOO="foo bar"
echo "A test with ${FOO}"
pwd

ruby

require 'date'
"This file was last evaluated on #{Date.today}"

ditaa

+---------+
| cBLU    |
|         |
|    +----+
|    |cPNK|
|    |    |
+----+----+

session with shell and R

cd ~/archive/events_memories && du -sc * |grep -v total

Using result set “directories” from above as “dirs” in R below:

pie(dirs[,1], labels = dirs[,2])

QUOTE block

Will be wrapped:

An example in an QUOTE block. Second line within this block.

This is an example of some syntax highlighting within links and such.

HTML block

• MISSING:
  • rendering of the block

This is a paragraph with a link within.

LATEX block (docu)

• MISSING:
  • rendering of the block
  • some special characters
• Greek characters
  • Working outside of block: α β φ
  • not working: \LaTeX{} $\varphi$

NOTES block

• MISSING:
  • rendering of the block

Notes blocks are not standard Org mode. However, org-reveal is using it for handout notes so I would like to include it here.

comments (docu)

Comment lines:

space hash space:

space space hash space:

Comment block:

links (docu)

• MISSING:
  • <<link>>
  • following id: links
  • custom links
    • without your Emacs config, those links are impossible to follow
    • rendering somehow would be fine
  • footnotes

todo: target

# <<link>>

• id:myexampleid
• ~/.zshrc.local
• http://orgmode.org
  • docu: list of external links
• custom links: contact:John Smith
  • docu: link abbrevations
• footnotes (docu)
  • plain [fn::great content here]
  • with own label [fn:mylabel:great content here]
  • reference [fn:myotherlabel] [fn:2]

[fn:myotherlabel] This is a footnote from reference above. [fn:2] This is a footnote with a simple number as label.

Footnotes aren’t working

heading with PROPERTIES drawer containing ID

eading with PROPERTIES drawer containing CUSTOM_ID

states; TODO items (docu)

• MISSING:
  • todo keywords
  • dependencies from within drawers

making dependencies explicit

example with chain siblings

NEXT buy bike

take tour

goto hospital

priorities (docu)

[#A] example

NEXT [#B] example

breaking down in subtasks (docu)

example [1/3] [33%]

subtask 1

subtask 2

subtask 3

tags (docu)

• MISSING:
  • rendering tags

example

tables simple (docu)

• MISSING:
  • number alignment

tables complex (docu, tutorial)

• MISSING:
  • Tables are concatenated unfortunately and alignment fails.

column view (docu)

• MISSING:
  • no support for those things

example sub-item

NEXT [#B] another example

dates & time (docu)

• C-c . insert active <2012-04-23 Mon> (with C-u: <2012-04-23 Mon 19:14>)
• C-c ! insert inactive [2012-04-23 Mon] (with C-u: [2012-04-23 Mon 19:14])

clocking time (docu)

• MISSING:
  • drawer information

example sub-hierarchy with report

Clock summary at [2012-11-19 Mon 11:17]

example item

another item

MISC Ad-Hoc Testing

This sub-hierarchy is here to test specific stuff.

You can ignore everything starting from here.

Headings

heading with properties

tables

links

• direct URL: http://tagstore.org
• indirect URL
• direct email: [email protected]
• indirect email
• file link should link to README.org
• file + heading link should link to #links in the same file (but the link is recognized in Emacs). If the heading is multiple words, attach them with ‘-‘.

examples

verse:

quote:

This is an example. Second line. Very long line with many characters showing the wordwrap feature or the not existing word wrap feature

only colon:

This is an example.
    Second line.
Very long line with many characters showing the wordwrap feature or the not existing word wrap feature

non-specific source:

This is an example.
    Second line.
Very long line with many characters showing the wordwrap feature or the not existing word wrap feature

python source:

if VALUE and dummy < 42:
    execute_something("Dummy text", 23)

Underscores_like_this

• me_low
• 2_8
• *.org_archive
• *.org\_archive
• *.org\_archive

Orgmode examples

Das hier ist eine Erklärung von dem Ganzen:

Und in der Org-mode-Datei wird das dann so angewendet: