Il giorno 04/lug/2011, alle ore 06:58, Giorgio Valoti ha scritto:
> Hi,
> when I try to tangle files in batch mode, using a command like this:
>
> emacs -batch ~/Developer/PROJECTS/gmp/project.org --eval="(org-babel-tangle)"
>
> the resulting files do not have links to the original file, i.e.:
>
> <!-- [[][GUI:1]] -->
>
> while if I tangle from emacs I get this, as expected:
>
> <!-- [[id:5E3B176A-50C7-4DC3-A54F-D769000D8D8A][GUI:1]] -->
>
> Is there a way to generate links in batch mode? Or perhaps should I use a
> different way to invoke tangling from the command line?
While looking at this, I discovered that :comments no web option does not work
IDs, but only with paths, i.e. with this file:
# [[file:~/Desktop/org-links-test.org::*A%20section][A-section:1]]
ls -la
# A-section:1 ends here
(org-babel-detangle) works
but not with this:
# [[id:5E3B176A-50C7-4DC3-A54F-D769000D8D8A][A-section:1]]
ls -la
# A-section:1 ends here
Also, (org-babel-detangle) does not seem to work with nested blocks:
#! /bin/bash
# [[file:~/Desktop/org-links-test.org::*Main%20block][main-block]]
# [[file:~/Desktop/org-links-test.org::*Block%201][block1]]
echo 'this is the first block!'
# block1 ends here
# [[file:~/Desktop/org-links-test.org::*Block%202][block2]]
echo 'the second block!'
# block2 ends here
# main-block ends here
generated from this file:
* Detangling nested block
** Block 1
#+srcname: block1
#+begin_src sh
echo 'this is the first block'
#+end_src
** Block 2
#+srcname: block2
#+begin_src sh
echo 'the second block'
#+end_src
** Main block
#+srcname: main-block
#+begin_src sh :comments noweb :noweb yes :tangle script2.sh :shebang #!
/bin/bash
<<block1>>
<<block2>>
#+end_src
Hope this helps
Ciao
--
Giorgio Valoti
