In reply to @dadinn:matrix.org
How does the element cache work, and what are its main benefits? I mean in general, I assume that when calling `org-sort-entries` or `org-map-entries` to do some heavy lifting then it makes sense to disable it? Or did I overlook something?

Hello org mode gurus!

I have the following org mode blocks:

#+name: foo
#+begin_src elisp
(mapconcat 'identity (list "foo" "bar") " ")
#+end_src

#+name: show-src-block
#+begin_src sh :noweb yes
echo "Here's my source block: <<foo>>"
#+end_src

#+call: show-src-block()

#+RESULTS:
: Here's my source block: (mapconcat 'identity (list foo bar)  )

#+name: bar
#+begin_src elisp
(mapconcat 'identity (list "baz" "qux") " ")
#+end_src

#+name: show-src-block-bar
#+begin_src sh :noweb yes
echo "Here's my source block: <<bar>>"
#+end_src

#+RESULTS: show-src-block-bar
: Here's my source block: (mapconcat 'identity (list baz qux)  )

The problem here is that how-src-block-bar src bock is only different from show-src-block by a noweb reference that it uses. I would like to remove this repetition.
What I want is to call show-src-block, which would now show a different source block using noweb. Is there a way I can achieve this?
The point is I would like to be able to embed the body of a source block into other src block, but I would like to be able to reuse as much as possible.

Hello org mode gurus!

I have the following org mode blocks:

#+name: foo
#+begin_src elisp
(mapconcat 'identity (list "foo" "bar") " ")
#+end_src

#+name: show-src-block
#+begin_src sh :noweb yes
echo "Here's my source block: <<foo>>"
#+end_src

#+call: show-src-block()

#+RESULTS:
: Here's my source block: (mapconcat 'identity (list foo bar)  )

#+name: bar
#+begin_src elisp
(mapconcat 'identity (list "baz" "qux") " ")
#+end_src

#+name: show-src-block-bar
#+begin_src sh :noweb yes
echo "Here's my source block: <<bar>>"
#+end_src

#+RESULTS: show-src-block-bar
: Here's my source block: (mapconcat 'identity (list baz qux)  )

The problem here is that show-src-block-bar src block is only different from show-src-block by a noweb reference that it uses. I would like to remove this repetition.
What I want is to call show-src-block, which would now show a different source block using noweb. Is there a way I can achieve this?
The point is I would like to be able to embed the body of a source block into other src block, but I would like to be able to reuse as much as possible.

In reply to @drishal:matrix.org
a small question, is there any known fix to org mode code blocks losing syntax highlighting ?

In reply to @dadinn:matrix.org
I think it's mostly about the massive size of the org buffer I've been sorting. It's generated as part of an archival script I wrote, at which end I sort the buffer... actually I sort by the CLOSED property, not the TIMESTAMP as in the code above.

In reply to @nv-elisp:matrix.org
Recommended mirror for Org while Savannah is dealing with constant DDOS?
I'm looking for something I can be comfortable pointing Elpaca users to by default.

May I clarify that arguements can infact be passed via noweb calls like so:

<<block-name(arg-1="string" ag-2=10)

It seems like the manual:
https://orgmode.org/manual/Noweb-Reference-Syntax.html
Says you can do this but I am having a hell of time getting it to work. I have a block that I am inserting and evals correctly (ie. using default values) if I omit the arg passing but once I include that arguments nothing is inserted and there are no errors.