>>> "ESF" == Eric S Fraga <e.fr...@ucl.ac.uk> writes:
> Sorry; I cannot help you directly. > My rule of thumb is that if formulas are getting too complex to > understand/recall clearly, it's time to use a proper programming > language instead. The nice thing about org is you can have tables as > inputs to and outputs of src blocks... > My papers often have awk source blocks that process tables to generate > statistics for some (numerical) experiments. > Spreadsheets, org tables being an example of such, are brilliant tools > for simple calculations but are pretty much "write only programming > languages". I agree, the problem is I have to collaborate with colleagues and they use excel. I still struggle to understand their formula, so I thought it would be a good idea to comment the terms I understand but even if I call org-edit-special, I cannot add comments, well I can but they are destroyed when I turn back to the main file. Other tools such as virtual-comment do not work neither in such a buffer.
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