mms, 20 days ago Anyone know why org-babel-ruby adds an extra " for webs? #+name: uname #+begin_src sh :results output replace uname -a #end_src #+BEGIN_SRC ruby :noweb yes :result scalar "<<uname()>>.split(" ")[1] #end_src This workss, because uname() is a result of uname -a PLUS AN QUOTATION MARK #emacs #orgmode
Anyone know why org-babel-ruby adds an extra " for webs?
#+name: uname #+begin_src sh :results output replace uname -a #end_src
#+BEGIN_SRC ruby :noweb yes :result scalar "<<uname()>>.split(" ")[1] #end_src
This workss, because uname() is a result of uname -a PLUS AN QUOTATION MARK
#emacs #orgmode
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mms, 20 days ago @yeti https://orgmode.org/manual/Noweb-Reference-Syntax.html
@yeti https://orgmode.org/manual/Noweb-Reference-Syntax.html
mms, 19 days ago @yeti <<>> gets expanded uname” (sometimes uname NEW LINE). The expansion occurs before evaluation. The first quote encloses umami for it to be treated as string. The problem is that added quote or new line at the end of expanded uname
@yeti <<>> gets expanded uname” (sometimes uname NEW LINE).
The expansion occurs before evaluation. The first quote encloses umami for it to be treated as string.
The problem is that added quote or new line at the end of expanded uname
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