Achim> D M German writes:
Achim> […]
Achim> Please leave the formats alone, if you change the number of parameters
Achim> there folks that use their own definitions won't know what hit them.
Achim> What you want is to prepend something to the body that Babel gives you,
Achim> so let-bind that result and use it. You could even advise the function
Achim> and have it submit to your will without changing Org.
Hi Achim, thanks for the recommendation. As I said before, see my
previous patch as a proof-of-concept and not as something that I think
should be applied. I am fully aware of the potential consequences.
Achim> BTW, now that I think some more about it: debugging Perl is much easier
Achim> than you seem to let on:
Achim> (setq org-babel-perl-command "perl -Mstrict -ne print").
Using strict is complicated by use of variables from org tables and the
way that the code in R is executed. It would require the variable @r and
each of the created variables from tables to be defined as my. I know I
can change the behaviour of org-babel-variable-assignment, but perhaps
simply adding "my" to any variable created in org would be a good thing
to do. I don't think it would harm, anyways.
Achim> This will echo the program sent to Perl in full glory into the output
Achim> block.
thanks, this i a great suggestion that I didn't know about.
--dmg
Achim> Regards,
Achim> Achim.
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