Henning Redestig <henning....@googlemail.com> writes: > Hi, > > I write many source blocks that take a fairly long time to execute > (several minutes). Sometimes I find myself wanting to do cosmetic > changes to the code, that I know (for sure) do not change the output, > after the first evaluation. Unfortunately, after having made these > changes the cache obviously does not match the code anymore and I have > to re-evaluate to update the cache. I know it goes against the strict > 'reproducible research' idea but still I would like to be able to > re-compute the cache without actually evaluating the block as it is > not efficient to re-evaluate for the sole purpose of updating the > cache. > > What do you think?
Press C-c C-v a (org-babel-sha1-hash) in the code block, then manually replace the original hash with the hash returned by that function. -- Eric Schulte http://cs.unm.edu/~eschulte/
