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Hi,

I am stitching together a number of documents to produce a report.

I though I’d be clever and include subfile headings in the right order at
the right place using babel.

I do something like

    * Appendix to chapter N
    #+call: include-between(file="other-paper.org", first="appendix1", last="appendix3") :results value raw

Producing

    #+RESULTS:
    #+include: "other-paper.org::*appendix1" :minlevel 2
    #+include: "other-paper.org::*appendix2" :minlevel 2
    #+include: "other-paper.org::*appendix3" :minlevel 2


This doesn’t work seem to work, I guess because #+include is expanded
before anything else.

Should it be possible to include stuff like this using Babel or is it too
circular?

Thanks,
Rasmus

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