Just to close this out (for my own sanity). It is 100% reproducible for me on both Windows and Ubuntu that importing an @thin file initially loads an outline with no detail beyond the top level nodes that exist in the @thin file. If I save the resulting .leo file and then reopen it, the full detail of the @thin file appears although it is a bit nerve wracking since it does raise the concern on the initial save that the empty outline will overwrite the existing @thin file. With the tk gui, the @thin file is there in all its glory when you import or initially read it while with qt it is not. It may be a rare enough event that people are creating new @thin nodes from existing @thin files but, for the record, for me, the qt and tk guis from the current trunk behave differently when doing this.
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