>> There are two key language specific features which keep us from treating
>> all interpreted languages identically.
>> 1) Org-babel collects the last value of a source-code block to be
>>    returned (see [1]) and this value needs to be collected and
>>    potentially converted into elisp in a language specific manner
>> 2) Org-babel has support for evaluation in a session allowing
>>    persistence of state between different blocks which use the same
>>    session.  I now notice that the :session header argument is not
>>    currently documented on the Worg page.  I'll try to add this
>>    documentation soon.  The sessions are handled through Emacs comint
>>    buffers which are very language specific.
>
>
> Ahhh, I now comprehend.  You're library makes all kinds of source blocks
> work together as  a whole. Great! I now  understand your intention! Make
> that old  joke become true:  "Emacs is a  great OS, it's just  missing a
> good editor" :-D
>    ..... Nachtigall ick hör dir trappsen ...
>

:)

heh, I hadn't thought of it that way, but yea, the idea is to allow
different languages to interact all using emacs-lisp as the
lower-common-denominator.

Best -- Eric