On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Ville M. Vainio <vivai...@gmail.com>wrote:

>
> - If leo is not made to work with @thin rst nodes (current situation),
> you can *generate* rst files from your outlines. See the difference?
> You may have some mechanism of importing external rst files once, but
> then you are on your own, editing the leo document and occasionally
> "releasing" it - but not really collaborating with the same document
> with anyone. Even collaboration with Leo users is questionable, since
> the .leo xml files are very bad for merging.


@thin files (containing @rst trees) provide the collaboration. The rst3
plugin provides the translation from a node, say from "My section", to::

My section
========

Imo, this is plenty good enough.  If you want to collaborate using @edit
files, you are certainly free to do so, but please do not ask leoAtFile.py
to learn rST markup.

Edward

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