Hi Vikas, 2014ko abenudak 11an, Vikas Rawal-ek idatzi zuen: > > I am having a strange problem with R Source Blocks. Let me explain (I > hope the explanation below makes sense). > > When I am creating a source block, I typically create the #+BEGIN_SRC > and #+END_SRC lines, and then use C-c ' to enter ESS mode, fill the > block there, and return to my org buffer using C-c ' again. > > While I am filling in my source block, I sometimes need to refer to my > full org file and some other source blocks in there. So my cursor in > the Org file moves. Then, if my code block is a little complex, I like > to save it while I am editing (C-x C-s). This is where the mess is > created. Instead of saving the code in the source block from where ESS > was called, the code is saved at the point where my cursor in the org > file at the moment is. As a result, I get a copy of the source code > text (without the BEGIN_SRC and END_SRC lines) at the place where my > cursor is. This obviously creates a total mess and I have to clean it > up. > > Is this the intended behaviour? I have used source code blocks for > years and have not had this problem before. But I cannot say whether > this is a new behaviour in org or something in my behaviour has > changed. In the past, I perhaps never moved the cursor in my org > buffer while editing a source code block.
I just pushed a change to master (398286a) which should fix this issue, and one other I discovered along the way. These bugs may have been dislodged by Nicolas’s recent rework of this code. (Not that I’m complaining – the new code seems a lot pleasanter, even with a couple transitory bugs. :P ) I assume that you’re using master, though you don’t say. Could you test the patch? Thanks, -- Aaron Ecay
