For posterity, this is doing what I want.
It's with some shock that I note, I'm actually starting to understand LISP.
hjh
(defun hjh-get-string-from-nested-thing (thing)
"Peel off 'car's from a nested list until the car is a string."
(while (and thing (not (stringp thing)))
(setq thing
Nick Dokos gmail.com> writes:
> Try:
>
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> (defun hjh-print-src-blocks ()
> "Iterate src blocks from org-element and print them to *Messages*."
> (interactive)
> (let ((tree (org-element-parse-buffer)))
>(org-element-map t
Nick Dokos writes:
> James Harkins writes:
>
>> ELEMENT:
>> (((#("25% coin toss in SuperCollider" 0 30 (:parent #2)
>>
>> This is correct, and I also see that I can use (plist-get ... :value)
>> to get the code string.
>>
>> Here, I'm hung up on some (large?) gaps in my elisp knowledge. I ha
[I sent a follow-up that has not shown up yet(?) but
perhaps this is more useful in any case]
James Harkins writes:
> ELEMENT:
> (((#("25% coin toss in SuperCollider" 0 30 (:parent #2)
>
> This is correct, and I also see that I can use (plist-get ... :value)
> to get the code string.
>
> He
James Harkins writes:
> ELEMENT:
> (((#("25% coin toss in SuperCollider" 0 30 (:parent #2)
>
> This is correct, and I also see that I can use (plist-get ... :value)
> to get the code string.
>
> Here, I'm hung up on some (large?) gaps in my elisp knowledge. I have
> no idea what #(...) signif
On Monday, January 13, 2014 1:19:28 AM HKT, John Kitchin wrote:
I think I have done something like that before. What I did was make it so
each code block would be written out to a file, e.g.
course-notes/script-%d.py and a link would be put in the exported pdf
right
after that block. I do not
James Harkins gmail.com> writes:
>
> I'm working on a set of Beamer presentations with a bunch of source
> code blocks. I would like to collect all the blocks into one text file
> per presentation, but I also need the captions and ideally a numeric
> index.
>
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> So, for instance, whe
I think I have done something like that before. What I did was make it so
each code block would be written out to a file, e.g.
course-notes/script-%d.py and a link would be put in the exported pdf right
after that block. I do not know how you could get the captions though.
In the header I have thi
I'm working on a set of Beamer presentations with a bunch of source
code blocks. I would like to collect all the blocks into one text file
per presentation, but I also need the captions and ideally a numeric
index.
That is, I'm *not* looking for the normal behavior of
org-babel-tangle, which assem
