There is behavior that only happens if `:results' Type is not set at all. I'd like to request a new Type option that would easily negate a default arg without having to clear the default header args variable.
By Type, I mean these: <https://orgmode.org/manual/Results-of-Evaluation.html#Type-1> Case 1: With no default header args ,---- elisp | (concat "My String") ,---- result | My String Case 2: With default `:results scalar' ,---- elisp | (concat "My String") ,---- result | "My String" Being new to Library of Babel, my default header args are `:results value vector replace'. However, I had trouble with this code block from `elot' used to add a SETUPFILE on HTML export: `foo.org' ,---- | #+call: theme-readtheorg() `---- `theme-readtheorg()' ,---- | (concat "#+SETUPFILE: " (file-name-directory (locate-library "elot")) "theme-readtheorg.setup") `---- Which won't work if the /Type/ value is set by default. I think this would be useful even if the better solution is getting used to setting buffer/header local variables. It could also help library authors ensure that a certain code block like above will work as intended.
