Hi, Nicolas Goaziou <n.goaz...@gmail.com> writes:
> Affiliated keywords have to be put above elements they refer to, without > a blank line in-between. Ok. > Elements doesn't care about order for affiliated keywords (here results > and attr_html), but Babel, which isn't built on Elements (yet), does. > > Hence, I suggest: > > #+attr_html: ... > #+results: ... > file With my patch to ob-core.el org-babel works fine with your suggestion. It just skips #+attr_...: lines as blank lines (original behaviour of org-babel is to skip blank lines between #+end_src and #+results, when it searches results block for updating). Of course, org-babel behavior may be easily changed to dissallow empty lines between #+attr_...: and #+results:. But currently org-elements allows next construction: ,---- | #+attr_html: alt="big image" width="100%" | ^ | | | +- several empty lines between attr and file | | | v | file:123.png `---- That is why I think that it is not necessary to make org-babel behavior different from org-elements (to dissalow empty lines between #+attr and #+results when it searches results block), at least for now. PS: Is there any good documentation and explanation of org-mode internals? I could help a little with rewritting org-babel to use org-elements. With best regards, Vasil
