Clones Use Cases Actually I am familiar with only two use cases. I'll call the first one “clones for convenience”. This use case involves cloning for the sake of easier coding, flow understanding, etc. By his description, Edward is using this use case a lot. The second use case is “clones for synchronization”. I think someone described this use case as using Leo as a macro processor. Indeed I find myself using Leo to sync between files or portions thereof. It is especially useful for languages that do not have functions, e.g. HTML. The expectations and behavior of the users of these two use cases are quite different, but I believe it is agreed by all the Leo must reflect the actual state of external files it reads and not arbitrarily alter the content that it presents to the user.
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