"Julian Burgos" writes:
> Hello everyone,
> This may be a very simple question. I want to tangle multiple source code
> blocks into a single file. Instead of using the same output filename as a
> block header (e.g. :tangle output.el) in each code block, can I I define a
> buffer-wide tangle fil
Thanks!! You were right. The position of the colon was wrong (but is
still needed), and I had to refresh the local setup.
On fim 29.mar 2012 07:57, Sebastien Vauban wrote:
Hello Julian,
"Julian Burgos" wrote:
This may be a very simple question. I want to tangle multiple source code
blocks
Hello Julian,
"Julian Burgos" wrote:
> This may be a very simple question. I want to tangle multiple source code
> blocks into a single file. Instead of using the same output filename as a
> block header (e.g. :tangle output.el) in each code block, can I I define a
> buffer-wide tangle filename?
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On 29/03/12 09:47, Christian Moe wrote:
> Hi, Julian,
>
> See if it helps to fix a small syntax error: drop the colon before "tangle",
> and place it
> after #+PROPERTY instead.
>
> #+PROPERTY: tangle output.el
>
> The colon in ":tangle" is needed
Hi, Julian,
See if it helps to fix a small syntax error: drop the colon before
"tangle", and place it after #+PROPERTY instead.
#+PROPERTY: tangle output.el
The colon in ":tangle" is needed when you're providing a header
argument to a src block, but not when you're setting buffer-wide
prope
Hello everyone,
This may be a very simple question. I want to tangle multiple source code
blocks into a single file. Instead of using the same output filename as a
block header (e.g. :tangle output.el) in each code block, can I I define a
buffer-wide tangle filename? Something like this (which d
