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lisp
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e4263daf76
Make org table result have header row and hline when appropriate. (This should have been included with commit a39d68640e3fbc059f3b05c9eafc8bf07cc4b51d). The approach I've taken is to make R always write the column names into the tsv file. If the result does not have user-supplied column-names, then R writes default column names of the form V1,V2,...,V$numcols. After reading the tsv back into lisp, we check whether it has "real" column names or the R defaults. If it has real column names, then I give the org table an hline.
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16 years ago |
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snippets
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8967366a3b
back to the working version
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16 years ago |
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.gitignore
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0075a4060a
now ignoring 'data' file often written out by R
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16 years ago |
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COPYING
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7c51afb642
Added litorgy.el which begins with the most fundamental step of our
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17 years ago |
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README.markdown
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b5174f5a7d
misc changes
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16 years ago |
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intro.org
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6451d2df1a
more cleanup and removal of the term "litorgy"
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16 years ago |
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org-babel-requirements.org
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6451d2df1a
more cleanup and removal of the term "litorgy"
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16 years ago |
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org-babel.org
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e7f860cb19
Altered the python code in the chained references example. AIui the example was producing the correct answer (ruby class Array) but for the wrong reason (python was returning None)
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16 years ago |
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test-export.org
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6451d2df1a
more cleanup and removal of the term "litorgy"
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16 years ago |