jman <emacs-orgm...@city17.xyz> writes: > I'd like to call an arbitrary elisp function over an org-mode snippet > in a code block identified by BEGIN_SRC and END_SRC. > Specifically, I want to run `org-icalendar-export-to-ics` over the following > org-mode agenda entry: > > #+NAME: run-me > #+BEGIN_SRC org :results output > ,* Meet friends > :PROPERTIES: > :LOCATION: At Stacy's > :NOTES: Be on time > :DESCRIPTION: The good season has just begun > :END: > <2025-05-28 Wed 20:00-22:00> > #+END_SRC > > The expected result should be the output of `org-icalendar-export-to-ics`.
For more targeted help, perhaps also include the draft elisp function and the src block you'll call it from. With a src block with ~#+BEGIN_SRC elisp :var e=run-me~, the org source from the above block would be available as the value of the variable `e', a string, so you can call any arbitrary elisp function on it that takes a string argument. Org-icalendar-export-to-ics doesn't, but works from the assumption that you're in a buffer visiting a file. So your elisp function might perhaps first copy the src block into a buffer, unescape the escaped lines, and save the file somewhere, before calling org-icalendar-export-to-ics from that buffer. Is that what you're doing? Yours, Christian
