org-babel :wrap causes multiple outputs
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mahmooz · 2022-04-18 11:20

i have the following code in my org mode document

    #+begin_src latex :file test.png :results file graphics :wrap
center
        x = 20
    #+end_src

everytime i type `C-c C-C` in order to execute the code block i get
another block of output so i end up with multiple blocks like:

    #+RESULTS:
    #+begin_center
    [[file:test.png]]
    #+end_center
    #+begin_center
    [[file:test.png]]
    #+end_center
    #+begin_center
    [[file:test.png]]
    #+end_center

however if i remove the `:wrap center` it works just fine, how can i
prevent this?

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Phil-Hudson · 2022-04-18 15:35

That does sound strange. Could it be from an inherited source block
header property defined elsewhere in the file? (Can't think how that
would work, but might be worth checking).

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mahmooz · 2022-04-18 15:57

even if i opened a blank org file and inserted this i would get the
same result so i guess its a bug in org mode?

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lstrang · 2022-04-18 16:38

Try `:results output replace`

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mahmooz · 2022-04-18 18:03

tried it didnt work, anyway im already using the :results keyword im
not sure i can use it twice

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lstrang · 2022-04-19 15:58

Yeah, it seems to work with `:wrap <anything-except-center>`, so this
is strange indeed.  I also notice that with `:wrap center` the output
does not seem to be a part of the `#+RESULTS:` drawer since it does
not collapse when you tab on it, though it does with all wraps other
than `:wrap center`.

Might be a good thing to send along to the org mailing list.

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yantar92 · 2022-04-21 13:21

FYI, I am not able to reproduce using Org 9.5.3

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[deleted] · 2022-05-02 17:27

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