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feature of Org mode that handles source code for multiple languages. It can execute source code from within Org mode documents, making it convenient for producing literate programming documents and managing reproducible research. Note that Org-babel is now incorporated into Org-mode as 'working with source code' and no longer a separate extension.
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Jumping from a source block to the tangled file
A little add up to Stas' fantastic function:
as org-babel-tangle-single-block is used with counter 1, the function only work if your source block is the first in the subtree, or if it have #+name: som …
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can org-babel-tangle only change in-place with a pre-existing file with link
Say I have 2 files, file1.org and file2.org, both tangling to source.el, which I arranged to look like this:
;; [[file:file1.org::ha][ha]]
(defun the-first-block() )
;; ha ends here
;; [[file:fil …
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