Hello, I just noticed that commit (8354fd9e0f5fff04665b2272fff6376b15ec0225).
Could we talk about it before pushing it, a few days before the release? I am a bit worried about the new block types being introduced recently. Some may be justified, I don't know yet, but "#+begin_property" definitely isn't. By looking at the Org syntax. what appears clearly is that Org blocks are used for contents formatting. Center blocks, quote blocks, verse blocks, special blocks, example blocks, export blocks, even src blocks (even though these blocks may be used for very different things, they exist primarily to display source code)... there's no exception. On the other hand, Org internals are controlled through keywords, property drawers, and options on blocks. As "#+begin_property" block isn't about contents. I can't see any reason for it to exist under this shape. So, again, can we discuss about another approach that would not break the logic behind Org's syntax? I don't fully grasp the problem it tries to solve, but what's wrong with, for example, "#+property: var multiple couples"? What's wrong with :var_list: x=1,y=3,z=4 in a property drawer? What's wrong with #+header: :var x=1, y=2, z=3 just above the source block? As your already know, #+header can span already on multiple lines. Hoping we can find a more elegant solution, Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
