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* What is horg? Horg stands for /handling org/, which is a program written in =shell= and =elisp= to automate a series of actions in =org mode=. ** workflow 1. insert the crmda template; (make sure this is the first step) When running this command, you will see a pop up that asks you to direct to the directory where the css files are located. Just point it to the right direction, everything else will be taken care of. #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE M-x insert-crmda-template #+END_EXAMPLE 2. tangle the source blocks in the org file This step will generate the Mplus input file that will be inserted in the output section. #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE M-x org-babel-tangle ;; or C-c C-v t if you prefer #+END_EXAMPLE 3. insert the output section #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE M-x auto-insert-output-section #+END_EXAMPLE 4. execute the shell source code block that runs Mplus This step will generate the output file that will be referenced in the results section. #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE M-x auto-execute-shell-mplus-block #+END_EXAMPLE 5. insert the results section This step will insert a results section to the org file that includes a link to the output file we have generated in step 4. #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE M-x auto-insert-results-section #+END_EXAMPLE 6. export to an html file This step will export the org file into a html file. #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE M-x org-html-export-to-html ;; or C-e h h if you prefer #+END_EXAMPLE 7. If you are lazy like me, I have made all the steps accessible within one step. #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE M-x auto-crmda #+END_EXAMPLE ** structure #+BEGIN_SRC sh :results output :exports results tree -d ../ #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: * Setup 1. put the =horg= folder anywhere you like. 2. make sure to put the following two lines in your emacs init file. #+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp (add-to-list 'load-path "path_to_horg/scr/") (require 'crmda-org) #+END_SRC 3. restart your emacs * Usage ** batch export org files into html files after evaluating the code blocks inside #+BEGIN_SRC sh ./horg_v02.sh #+END_SRC * Limitations