Ihor Radchenko <yanta...@posteo.net> writes: > Stefan Nobis <stefan...@snobis.de> writes:
>> poverobuosodonati <poverobuosodon...@gmail.com> writes: >> [org-babel-csharp-target-framework] >>> I am a bit undecided whether or not it would make sense to expose this >>> as a header argument as I understand this to be rather "static" as in >>> there might not be a desire to change this from code block to code >>> block. What do you think? >> Naturally, I'm not able to imagine all possible use cases. But I would >> also assume, that it would be rather unusual to change the >> framework/language version from code block to code block (and as far as >> I know it would be impossible inside a single session). > Why not? Imagine and Org file for a person learning C# with various > unrelated code blocks. As I said: I'm unable to imagine all possible use cases. But as a C# teacher I would say, it is seldom necessary or useful to switch .NET or C# versions at a finer level than complete projects (or at least files). On the other hand: If implementing a .NET version switch at the code block level is not a big deal, then go for it. From my point of view I would not give it a high priority. That's my 2 cents. -- Until the next mail..., Stefan.
