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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>

Featurestatus
Text formatting:WORKS:
Text formatting within other syntax elements:WORKS:
Lists:PARTLY:
Headings with TODO items:FAILS:
Drawers:FAILS:
blocks (docu):PARTLY:
EXAMPLE block:WORKS:
QUOTE block:WORKS:
VERSE block:FAILS:
SRC block:WORKS:
python:WORKS:
shell:WORKS:
ruby:WORKS:
ditaa:WORKS:
session with shell and R:WORKS:
QUOTE block:WORKS:
HTML block:FAILS:
LATEX block (docu):FAILS:
NOTES block:FAILS:
comments (docu):WORKS:
Noexport tag of heading:WORKS:noexport:
links (docu):PARTLY:
states; TODO items (docu):PARTLY:
tags (docu):FAILS:
tables simple (docu):PARTLY:
tables complex (docu, tutorial):PARTLY:
column view (docu):FAILS:
dates & time (docu):WORKS:
clocking time (docu):PARTLY:
images:PARTLY:
Macro replacement:FAILS:

Please note that there is a much better syntax overview and compatibility list on the Orgdown project page.

Featuretest

Text formatting

small example

Text formatting within other syntax elements

Within links:

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

~gnu~

Table:

Example
http://orgmode.org
Org mode
This is an example of some syntax highlighting within links and such.

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

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

This is strong. This is emphasized. Heres is a web reference: link

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>>
  • file:test.org without brackets
  • test.org with double brackets
  • http://orgmode.org → plain URL without brackets
  • http://orgmode.org → URL with brackets without description
  • Org mode homepage → URL with brackets with description
  • id:myexampleid → an id-link
  • custom links: contact:John Smith
  • 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

Should have #myexampleid anchor, doesn’t work as of 2021-04-11

eading with PROPERTIES drawer containing CUSTOM_ID

Should have #myexamplecustomid anchor, doesn’t work as of 2021-04-11

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
Heading1head2
entry42
foo21.7
end99.99

tables complex (docu, tutorial)

  • MISSING:
    • Tables are concatenated unfortunately and alignment fails.
US-DollarEUR
10.76481836
WhenWhatUSDEUR
2012-02-03Taxi Graz-Airport18.00
2012-02-03Taxi Seattle Airport25.0019.12
2012-02-13Taxi7.005.35
2012-02-14Taxi8.006.12
2012-02-17Taxi to Airport SeaTac35.0026.77
2012-02-22Taxi Airport-Graz16.00
91.36

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]

HeadlineTime
Total time27:16

example item

another item

images

Embedding image using HTML block:

Embedding image using file link:

file:Orgdown logo - 64x64 white background.png

Macro replacement

{{{poem(red,blue)}}}

Parsers

Parsers for Org mode can be found on https://orgmode.org/worg/org-tools/index.html

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

head1head2head3
text42-----
[email protected]23:-)
65

links

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:

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