Torsten Wagner torsten.wag...@gmail.com writes:
Hi
this is a follow up on a early post.
I try to get noweb working with ob-screen.
I wrote several code blocks and named them. I finished with a code block
which calls all other blocks using noweb notation adding to its header
:noweb yes. I execute this block by C-c C-c but the noweb reference get
not resolved.
In my understanding they should isn't it? Or do I mix tangling and
execution? In my understanding noweb should work for both cases isn't it?
The expansion should occur as part of executing the code block. For
example notice the expansion of the sh code blocks in this example...
#+begin_src sh :noweb yes :results output
first
second
#+end_src
#+results:
: first
: second
#+name: first
#+begin_src sh
echo first
#+end_src
#+name: second
#+begin_src sh
echo second
#+end_src
I looked in the source code of ob-screen and try to get an idea why it
doesn't work. However compare to other babel modes I could not find that
it is missing anything related to noweb. It seems to me that noweb is a
babel mode independent functionality and hence should work with all babel
languages.
This is certainly the case, noweb expansion occurs *before* the language
specific code is invoked. In fact I can confirm that an expanded body
is passed to the screen execution function. Are you sure that it is
only screen code blocks for which you are having trouble with noweb
references? Could you ensure that the attached example above expands
for sh code blocks, and then try to translate it to screen code blocks?
If I'm wrong could someone please point me to an example in the source code
how to implement noweb functionality.
The above example should serve, the manual is also a good resource, and
finally there any many small examples located at
http://eschulte.github.com/org-scraps/
Best -- Eric
Thanks a lot
Torsten
Cc. Sorry all this is written down from memory on my smartphone and hence
no code examples and maybe wrong syntax.
--
Eric Schulte
http://cs.unm.edu/~eschulte/
