Sebastien Vauban <wxhgmqzgw...@spammotel.com> wrote:
> I just have one question, as I'm puzzled by the lack of `:' in front of the > "properties": how do we distinguish the argument "value" from the argument > "name"? > > For example, how do we translate, in the new syntax, > > #+BABEL: :results output code append > > (where `:results' is the "name", and `output', `code' and `append' are > "values")? > #+PROPERTY: results output code append See the aforementioned sec. 7.1 of the manual. Equivalently, * foo :PROPERTIES: :results: output code append :END: That's a consequence of the property syntax. On the code block header line however, you have to have some purely syntactic marker to distinguish properties from their values, hence #+begin_src foo :results output code append :exports both ... The trick is to think of the colon as a delimited (like a comma) not as a part of the property name. Nick
