co...@online.de (Jonas Hörsch) writes: > i'm looking for a possibilty to call lengthy codeblocks a few times with > different parameters, but would like the results to be cached.
It's probably a bit late, but I stumbled over the same problem. Here is how I dealt with it (it's not that pretty). Instead of ,---- | #+call foofunc(bar=baz) `---- I wrote a emacs-lisp block doing the same: ,---- | #+name: speak_world | #+begin_src emacs-lisp :cache yes | (save-excursion | (goto-char (org-babel-find-named-block "speak")) | (org-babel-execute-src-block nil nil '((:var "say=world"))) | ) | #+end_src `---- In contrast to #+call, this results in a cached result for foo_bar that can be accessed later on. The disadvantages: - the cached result will never be invalidated (since foo_bar doesn't change) - somehow the variable bar will not be "baz" but "baz=", I changed my code block to strip the trailing "=". If someone could point out where this "=" comes from: please tell me! Arne
