#+GLOSSARY
Glossary
The words Org uses for things that look like ordinary text.
- Agenda
- A computed view over selected Org files. It does not copy tasks; it queries them.
- Babel
- Org's source-block execution and literate-programming system.
- Buffer
- Emacs' in-memory text object, often associated with a file.
- Capture
- Rapid structured input into a chosen target, usually an inbox.
- Clocking
- Recording time intervals under headings.
- Drawer
- A collapsible region for metadata or logs, such as :PROPERTIES: or :LOGBOOK:.
- Frame
- A top-level Emacs display containing one or more windows.
- Heading
- A star-prefixed node in an Org outline.
- Hook
- A list of functions run at an event, such as opening an Org buffer.
- ID
- A stable unique target for links that survives heading renames.
- Major mode
- The primary editing behavior for a buffer. Org files use org-mode.
- Property
- Key/value metadata attached to an entry.
- Refile
- Move or copy a subtree to another outline location.
- Subtree
- A heading plus all descendants and content.
- Tag
- A categorical label used for filtering and membership.
- Tangling
- Extracting source blocks into code files.
- Timestamp
- An active planning date or an inactive recording date.
- Window
- A viewport displaying a buffer inside a frame.