On Jan 20, 12:33 pm, Terry Brown <[email protected]> wrote: > - how do you preserve gnxs
They come from the external file, at least for @thin nodes. And it is with @thin nodes that we are having problems. This is surprising. As I said, maybe we are unknowing using the old @file logic somehow. Or maybe it's some weird interaction between the .leo file and the external file. There are various dictionaries that are supposed to associate vnodes with gnx's. Knowing when to init and when to preserve these dictionaries is tricky. There is no end of possible hiding places for bugs. > - I noticed the other day that currently (whatever that means :) the gnx of > the top level node of a @thin or @edit tree seemed to be lost on load, but > not the gnxs of subtree nodes. Strange. Anyway, it's not too useful to do armchair speculation. I must drive this bug into the open so that it can be studied and exterminated. Edward
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