Hi,
Is it possible to add custom arguments to source code evaluation in org
babel? For example, if the source code block is:
#+BEGIN_SRC python
# valid comment 1
print("Hi there!") # valid comment 2
print("# Invalid comment! #UsefulForHashtags!")
print ("Space is fine here!")
#+END_SRC
The general C-c C-c will evaluate it using the python interpreter. Hence
the result:
#+RESULTS:
: Hi there!
: # Invalid comment! #UsefulForHashtags!
: Space is fine here!
However, I would like to pass '-m trace --trace' arguments to the
interpreter, so that the resulting text capture is basically an output of
the following command:
> python -m trace --trace notes.py
--- modulename: notes, funcname: <module>
notes.py(2): print("Hi there!") # valid comment 2
Hi there!
notes.py(3): print("# Invalid comment! #UsefulForHashtags!")
# Invalid comment! #UsefulForHashtags!
notes.py(4): print ("Space is fine here!")
Space is fine here!
--- modulename: trace, funcname: _unsettrace
trace.py(77): sys.settrace(None)
So far, I know I can do this via #+call syntax and a custom shell script.
However, that looks like an overkill for passing simple arguments to the
interpreter. I have tried :cmdline and :args "-m trace --trace", and
neither seem to work.
Any ideas?
Dushyant
