- About
- org-scraps is a collection of Org-Mode demonstrations published by Eric Schulte. All of my experience with Org-Mode Literate Programming is working on my Emacs configuration for Literate Programming. Wanting to address my limited experience I am working through each example in org-scraps. Org-Scraps is weaved to HTML files published here.
- Approach
- Evaluate each example.
- Verify identical result.
- Update notes on approach.
- After every reconfiguration re-evaluate
DONE
examples to verify identical result.
- Scraps are under-documented. Important ideas are explored often without explicit mention. Sometimes it is obvious; other times not.
- simple short R block
- “value table org replace” is probably the best
:results
configuration for source blocks. Replace table with scalar for in-line source blocks.
- two blocks and a table
- Programmatically create tables with
org-sbe
and #+TBLFM
.
- a table with tags
- Special blocks like
TBLNAME
are taggable, for example with :noexport:
.
- shell script output not in table
- Evaluating a
sh
SB generates a table with the captured output from echo
, with 1 row for each call.
- Scalar output demands replaceable formatting.
- space around exported code blocks
org-babel-remove-result
works no matter where the RESULT
block is located. It doesn’t have to immediately follow the Source-Block.
- scheme sessions
ob-scheme
allows two sessions with the same name when they were started with different interpreters.
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