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updated docs to fit adding :package 'discard feature in #24
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updated docs to fit adding :package 'discard feature in #24
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Merge branch 'master' of github.com:caseneuve/ob-go
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- =:imports= :: Shorthand for supplying imports to the app. This should be
used when you're letting the application handle the =main=
function. To supply more, use a list.
- =:package= :: Set the package of the file. *Requires :main no*. If
not set, and code doesn't have a explicit package, then =main=
package is declared.
- =:package= :: Set the package of the file or disable automatic insertion
of the package declaration. Setting custom package name
*requires :main no*. If not set, and code doesn't have an
explicit package, then =main= package is declared. To
prevent adding the package declaration line use '=discard=
value (useful when tangling multiple source blocks to
one file).
- =:var= :: `ob-go' also supports Babel variables with some limitations. See
`ob-go' for more information about some of the limitations using
=:var=.
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