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How to fix "Symbol's function definition is void: org-babel-get-header"

According to https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-orgmode/2015-11/msg00425.html ob-sh was renamed ob-shell in org 8.2 ... and I cite from there: org-babel-get-header was removed in 0d000f5 (...
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How to get bash source code blocks to execute .profile / .bashrc

You can find out how your code is executed by checking ob-shell.el. As for your particular example, your code is passed to bash as stdin, something like the following $ echo 'echo $...
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Babel org-mode, how to save the temporary file run

There are multiple issues going on, which I will do my best to address in a language agnostic manner. Short Generic Answer Use org-babel-expand-src-block1 to preview code that will be executed in ...
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Evaluating `org-babel-clojure` blocks returns nill & result

#+begin_src clojure :results pp (+ 1 4) #+end_src #+RESULTS: : 5 #+begin_src clojure :results output (print "Hello World!") #+end_src #+RESULTS: : Hello World! So we have to specify the output.
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org-mode use output of source block in other source block header

Use org-sbe in :dir header to fetch the result from a named block. Tip: Create dirB directory in same directory as the org-mode example file otherwise the pwd command will throw an error. #+NAME: ...
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Why isn't my codeblock executing and displaying the output?

Only if you use the header argument :results value the code of the block is wrapped by a function and the result of the code block is the return value of that function. #+BEGIN_SRC python :exports ...
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Interpreter discrepancy in org-babel-python and python-mode

Try the full path to python3 inside the double quotes "foo/bar/baz/python3"
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How to display a babel tangled source code block in org-mode?

The function org-babel-expand-noweb-referenes will expand the <<noweb>> entries. You can call this function from another source block (use a :wrap header argument to make source the ...
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org-babel-load-file doesn't load entire file

You have #+end_src emacs-lisp. This confuses org-babel. Use just #+end_src. Use the easy template system to insert structural elements and avoid such issues. Source blocks are <s <TAB>.
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org babel sql results output in raw form

ob-sql passes the -A or --no-align option to psql that Switches to unaligned output mode. (The default output mode is aligned.) This is equivalent to \pset format unaligned. ob-sql's :cmdline line ...
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org-mode use output of source block in other source block header

Looks like it might be possible to achieve it by creating a helper lisp function: #+name: block-1 #+BEGIN_SRC sh echo '/bin' #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: block-1 : /bin #+begin_src emacs-lisp :results ...
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org-mode use output of source block in other source block header

You can use org-babel-execute:org from that answer. Just put it in your init file. I think a (require 'cl-lib) in front of it should make the code run in your init file. Therewith executing an org ...
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Org-mode code blocks and results side-by-side in beamer export?

Here's the Beamer example from the manual, modified to use a python source block (I don't have racket or ob-racket installed): #+STARTUP: beamer #+TITLE: Example Presentation #+AUTHOR: Carsten ...
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Using org-mode babel, how do I quickly export some html soure block to a separate file?

C-c C-v C-t runs org-babel-tangle and exports all code blocks to the current buffer name plus the correct code extension (e.g. html blocks get .html, python blocks get .py). You can specify the ...
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evaluate src blocks only if individually pressed and not if globally executed

You can "deactivate" a block with the :eval no header argument. You could also try to cache the results, using the :cache yes, which would not re-execute the block unless its contents has changed. ...
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Confusion about header arguments

The rule is that if you want to specify header arguments for source blocks, then you need to use the various headers-args* properties: only those are consulted when a source block is executed. You ...
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What is the `'inf-template` file in the ob-template.el file (template for creating new babel language)

In the mean time I discovered some inf-... file on my system. (i.e. inf-lisp.el). From the contents of the file I found that the file defines an inferior lisp mode so that I understand that an inf-... ...
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Can tangling embed code in external files? instead of recreating files

There are two options you could use, but I imagine that none are exactly what you want: 1) Create derived classes from the template classes #+begin_src ruby :tangle ./app/models/appuser.rb ...
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How to generate inline plot result for ob-clojure?

By pass in target directory as path into Clojure code, and use java.io.File.renameTo to move generate plot image file to target dir. Here is the complete story background: https://stardiviner.github....
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