Hello, everyone I wanted to do the following #+name: common #+begin_src scheme (display "Common header\n") #+end_src
#+begin_src scheme :noweb yes :prologue "<<common>>" (display "particular block") #+end_src This fails, because :prologue is language-specific, and is expanded later than :noweb, so I am getting <<common>> in my code rather than the expansion. Why? Only four language modules care to implement :prologue (R, scheme, maxima, gnuplot) , and all of them do it by just concatenating it with the rest of the code, and as a result the wonderful possibility of attaching common headers to blocks is greatly reduced, since they are not expanded at all. Would it make more sense to expand the :prologue and :epilogue _before_ :noweb rather than after and do it in a uniform way (that is, simply concatenate)? I am ready to make a patch, as long as it won't be rejected. -- Yours sincerely, Vladimir Nikishkin
