Tom Slee wrote: > On the orgmode.org site this thing is called "Org mode" while on worg and > in the papers on literate programming with org it is called "Org-mode" with > a hyphen. On the email list it is commonly called "org-mode" (lower case o, > hyphen) or just org. > > Is there any consensus about the proper name by which to refer to > [oO]rg[-]mode in a formal context?
Personally, I follow the convention used in the Emacs manual, that is Dired mode, Hideshow mode, Org mode, etc. Extract: ╭──── │ 25.9 Org Mode │ ============= │ │ Org mode is a variant of Outline mode for using Emacs as an organizer │ and/or authoring system. Files with names ending in the extension │ `.org' are opened in Org mode (*note Choosing Modes::). To explicitly │ switch to Org mode, type `M-x org-mode'. │ │ In Org mode, as in Outline mode, each entry has a heading line that │ starts with one or more `*' characters. *Note Outline Format::. In │ addition, any line that begins with the `#' character is treated as a │ comment. ╰──── Best regards, Seb -- Sebastien Vauban
