Dan Davison writes:
> Dan Davison writes:
>
[...]
>> Hi Eric,
>>
>> Thanks for the much better answer. I think my vote goes for your second
>> option.
>
> Actually, although I think what I said below is valid, it's much less
> obvious what a good solution is because I completely ignored the
>
Dan Davison writes:
> "Eric Schulte" writes:
>
>> Hi Maurizio,
>>
>> The ip addresses in your table are being interpreted as source/reference
>> names which org-babel is trying to resolve. In order to differentiate
>> between strings and reference names, we either must surround all strings
>> i
On Mar 25, 2010, at 6:49 AM, Dan Davison wrote:
"Eric Schulte" writes:
Hi Maurizio,
The ip addresses in your table are being interpreted as source/
reference
names which org-babel is trying to resolve. In order to
differentiate
between strings and reference names, we either must surroun
> "Dan" == Dan Davison writes:
Dan> Maurizio Vitale
Dan>
Dan> writes:
>> In the table/block pair below, I'm trying to pass an IP number to
>> some shell code.
Dan> Hi Maurizio,
Dan> I think you've forgotten to specify that 'ip' is an argument of
Dan> the sy
> "Eric" == Eric Schulte writes:
Eric> Hi Maurizio, The ip addresses in your table are being
Eric> interpreted as source/reference names which org-babel is
Eric> trying to resolve. In order to differentiate between strings
Eric> and reference names, we either must surround al
Hi Maurizio,
Thanks for the "$$" suggestion, I think that sounds like the simplest
solution. I've just applied it, so your original table should now work
if you double the "$" before the column number.
Dan, I think this is preferable to forcing the addition of "()" for
interpretation as a refere
"Eric Schulte" writes:
> Hi Maurizio,
>
> The ip addresses in your table are being interpreted as source/reference
> names which org-babel is trying to resolve. In order to differentiate
> between strings and reference names, we either must surround all strings
> in double quotes (as below) or w
Maurizio Vitale
writes:
> In the table/block pair below, I'm trying to pass an IP number to some
> shell code.
Hi Maurizio,
I think you've forgotten to specify that 'ip' is an argument of the
system-ping block. So either add e.g. :var ip=0 or use
#+source: system-ping(ip=0) (You can of course u
Hi Maurizio,
The ip addresses in your table are being interpreted as source/reference
names which org-babel is trying to resolve. In order to differentiate
between strings and reference names, we either must surround all strings
in double quotes (as below) or we must end all references with "()"
In the table/block pair below, I'm trying to pass an IP number to some
shell code. It seems like in the table formula I can only have
numbers. Is that right?
#+TBLNAME: system-host-ping :var host=system-hosts
| name | ip | ping |
|---++|
| host 1
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