Code block eval scope - subtree only option ignored

Code block eval scope - subtree only option ignored

[Jay Iyer]

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Hi, evaluating a simple elisp code block in a subtree, called with C-c C-v
C-s or just C-c C-C, evaluates the entire Org buffer.  Is this expected
behavior?
How can I force the eval on the visible portion (with narrowing) of the
tree only?
Thanks,
-jay

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Re: Code block eval scope - subtree only option ignored

[Charles C. Berry]

On Fri, 24 Feb 2017, Jay Iyer wrote:

> Hi, evaluating a simple elisp code block in a subtree, called with C-c C-v
> C-s or just C-c C-C, evaluates the entire Org buffer.  Is this expected
> behavior?

Not at all.

C-c C-v C-s on the headline evaluates just the subtree via the command 
org-babel-execute-subtree. (Org 9.0.5 and many prior versions.)

C-c C-c on the headline prompts for tags. In a src block, it evaluates the 
code.

Of course, if you wrote a Babel block that executes other Babel blocks, 
all bets are off.

> How can I force the eval on the visible portion (with narrowing) of the
> tree only?

Narrow, Then

 	M-x org-babel-execute-buffer RET


HTH,

Chuck