This sounds like <s tab type language enter C-y
Or if you know the language use the right shortcut first. E.g. I use <p for python and <el for emacs lisp. You could use a function for that but there are only 5 key strokes plus the keys for the language above! The function name would probably be longer. On July 3, 2015, at 5:44 AM, Xebar Saram <zelt...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi list i use code block alot in my various org mode users. while the C-c C-v d is fast to use i find that alot of my use cases are focused on pasting stuff and then converting that into code blocks. i was wondering if anyone knew or uses his own mini script of a way to paste from the clipboard/killring as a code block? ie if i have XYZ in the clip it would paste as #+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp XYZ #+END_SRC maybe one could use hydra to choose which language to paste as code just an idea, would love to hear if anyone is using something similar best Z
