Re: ob-groovy.el must be hand-loaded?

[Ihor Radchenko]

Galaxy Being  writes:

> form. I've renamed it apache-groovy and it errored out specifically not
> finding ob-groovy.el. But again, if I don't specifically load the org-9.6
> ob-groovy.el, I get "can't find program groovy" upon block C-c C-c.

This error sounds like ob-groovy has been loaded (you can check it via
M-: (featurep 'ob-groovy) ), but you are missing executable in the path.

You may want to customize `org-babel-groovy-command'.

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Re: ob-groovy.el must be hand-loaded?

[Palak Mathur]

Sent from my iPhoneOn Dec 21, 2022, at 10:43 AM, Galaxy Being  wrote:Don't know why, but in my "spare time" I snoop around Babel. So I've revisited Groovy in Babel and have found a bizarre situation where, yes, there appears an ob-groovy.el in my ~/.emacs.d/elpa/org-9.6/ , but I have to do a specific load-file to get it seen and functioning. And no, it's not because of a naming issue in my  (org-babel-do-load-languages     (quote org-babel-load-languages)     (quote ((emacs-lisp . t)                  (groovy . t)                   ...                  )))form. I've renamed it apache-groovy and it errored out specifically not finding ob-groovy.el. But again, if I don't specifically load the org-9.6 ob-groovy.el, I get "can't find program groovy" upon block C-c C-c.I don’t manually load it. Can you share your setup details? I will try to recreate that on my machine. -- ⨽Lawrence BottorffGrand Marais, MN, USAborg...@gmail.com