Hi András I am not sure if you really need the data between the sh output and the sbe input as a table. If not, this can be used:
#+source: shcode(x = 0) #+begin_src sh echo "$x" #+end_src | 1 | 2 | 3 | #+TBLFM: @1$1..@1$3 = '(sbe "shcode" (x "$#")) Michael 2011/8/19 András Major <andras.g.ma...@gmail.com>: > Hi, > > I'd like to use a babel code block to fill a table with values. The > sbe elisp function looks like the right thing for this task, but it > appears that the result of the code block always goes into a single > cell of a table. I can specify ranges of values, but then the entire > output is placed into each of the specified cells. > > Here is how I imagine things should work: > > #+srcname: shcode > #+begin_src sh :exports output table silent > echo "1 2 3" > #+end_src > > | 1 | 2 | 3 | > #+TBLFM: $1..$3='(sbe shcode) > > Note that this is *NOT* real output from the code block in the current > version of org-mode, it's what I want it to be. There are two things > that cause this to break at the moment: > > - The range $1..$3 doesn't work, I have to prepend a row specifier as > in @<$1..@>$3 or suchlike, which is rather counterintuitive but > seems to work. > > - The output "1 2 3" are not separated into the various cells but all > placed into each cell. > > Or am I doing something wrong here?
