Re: ob-calc duplicate stack-element issue

[Heiko Schmidt <Heiko.Schmidt@webbedtables.de>]

Several times I made exactly similar experiences with ob-calc as you 
mentioned (units, do what I want), nevertheless I decided to be 
dependent of orgmode and I'd really appreciate to use ob-calc for 
"literate calculation".

"Embedded calc" seems interesting but I refuse using more tools or modes 
because they always tend to create open loops which I'm having enough.

I think ob-calc is underestimated in the org-babel world - there is only 
a few documentation on it. It could be of more value to document 
calculations.

Thanks,
Heiko
On 15.03.20 13:06, Eric S Fraga wrote:
> On Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 at 11:46, Heiko Schmidt wrote:
>> - I want to use ob-calc to do some "literate calculation" with the
>>     purpose to document what I thought at the time I wrote it.
> I have never managed to get ob-calc to do what I want either so I cannot
> help you directly with your query.  Instead, I use embedded calc mode,
> along these lines:
>
> --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
> Number of cars (PKW) in germany:
>
> ncars := 45000000.
>
> Yearly mileage in [km/y]
>
> mileage := 15000 km/y
>
> Calculate amount of complete km per year
>
> mileage ncars => 675000000000. km / y
>
> --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
>
>
> You have to activate embedded mode.  By default, calc will look for
> expressions surrounded by empty lines.  The := operator assigns values
> to variables and the => operator says to show the result here instead of
> replacing the expression with the result.
>
> As an aside, calc understands units which is quite nice...
>
> HTH,
> eric
>