Org support in rev

Org documents remain plain text. Headings, task states, properties, dates, links, tables and source blocks are written in the document itself. Native Rust code interprets the supported forms and supplies editing commands. No Emacs process or package installation is needed.

Folds and agendas are views of that source. Folding hides text in a particular pane without deleting it. An agenda collects task entries from selected sources; visiting an entry returns to its real heading. Unsaved text in an open source buffer takes precedence over the disk version.

Capture is different from ordinary unsaved editing: finishing a capture inserts the draft into its chosen destination and saves it. The template and destination are preferences, not an automatically discovered project configuration.

Tables

Native formulas cover numeric arithmetic, aggregates and rounding. They are useful for small tables without embedding a spreadsheet engine or an Emacs Lisp runtime. A stored formula is source text until an explicit recalculation. Alignment adjusts the layout independently of calculation.

The supported language has explicit limits. It does not evaluate the full Emacs Calc language, Lisp formulas or arbitrary code. Ordinary table text remains editable when a formula is unsupported. The table reference defines the accepted forms.

Source blocks

A source block can simply document code. A separate editing buffer makes its body easier to change, while tangling writes declared blocks into code files. Neither operation runs the code.

Execution is a separate, optional operation. It requires configured external programs and the applicable confirmation; it is not needed for notes, task planning, tables, source editing or tangling. See Org source blocks.

Native exports likewise render document content; optional PDF compilation and publishing tools have their own configuration and invocation.

Start with the Org guide, then use the Org task guides for a specific procedure. The Org reference links the full delivered set: outlines, tasks, agenda, capture, clocks, links, attachments, tables, exports, source blocks and feeds. It describes rev's supported Org behavior, not every capability of Emacs Org mode.