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From: Daniel Herzig <daniel.herzig@outlook.at>
Subject: passing string to sh source code block
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2019 12:47:48 +0000
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Hi!

I am trying to pass a path to an org-source-codeblock using the :var tag
in the header:

#+BEGIN_SRC sh :var directory=3D"/x/y/z"
cd directory
ls
#+END_SRC

The output of the ls command shows that I obviously stay in the location
of my .org file (not "/x/y/z") -- is there a way to pass the path to the so=
urce
codeblock, without having to enter the path inside the block?

Any hint appreciated, thanks in advance,

cheers,
Daniel