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#+TITLE: One code two tables
Hello, I'm adopting my workflow to org, and now I want to understand what I do
wrong in following.
Suppose I have two tables with headers and three columns. In export to html I
want to get two tables
with first and third columns only. The first table is
#+name: raw-to-table
#+begin_src emacs-lisp :var table=raw :exports results
(mapcar
(lambda (row)
(if (equal row 'hline) ;; <- special handling for 'hline
row
(list (concat "~" (nth 0 row) "~") (nth 2 row))))
table)
#+end_src
The second table is
#+call: raw-to-table[:exports results](table=raw2)
In my environment the second table doesn't have headers. Why? What I do wrong?
* COMMENT The tables data
#+tblname: raw
| Key | Code | Description |
|------+-------+-------------|
| KEY1 | CODE1 | DESCR1 |
| KEY2 | CODE2 | DESCR2 |
| KEY3 | CODE3 | DESCR3 |
Second table, key, code and description differ.
#+tblname: raw2
| Key | Code | Description |
|--------+---------+-------------|
| KEY_A1 | CODE_A1 | DESCR_A1 |
| KEY_A2 | CODE_A2 | DESCR_A2 |
| KEY_A3 | CODE_A3 | DESCR_A3 |
P.S. This is not mine code I borrowed it from Eric Schulte. Thanks Eric for the
code!
P.S.S. The ~:exports results~ in ~#+call~ is taken from previous version
of code when I tried src block with ~:exports none~ (at first I wanted
to separate code and where to insert table).
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