Download Mantra Color Separation Script
Sanora Ngueyn
"Chinese official," 1580s, via Port. mandarim or Du. mandorijn from Malay mantri, from Hindi mantri "councilor, minister of state," from Skt. mantri, nom. of mantrin- "advisor," from mantra "counsel," from PIE base *men- "to think" (see mind). Form influenced in Portuguese by mandar "to command, order." Used generically for the several grades of Chinese officials; sense of "chief dialect of Chinese" (spoken by officials and educated people) is from c.1600. The type of small, deep-colored orange so called from 1771, from resemblance of its color to that of robes worn by mandarins.
Not only is this a great way of writing reports (you can also export to PDF, or even write in LaTeX instead of Markdown), but it's a very nice way of organizing your code. I now do all my development in this mode, even for scripts where I'm not interested in the final report. I like the ease of documenting, the clear visual separation of the different code blocks, and the ease of pressing Alt+Cmd C to execute a single code block.
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