On 11/14/2013 9:07 AM, Largo84 wrote:
Suppose I have a node:
@file Somefile.txt
Within that file I want a UNL reference link that points to a <<
Section >> reference to another location that might look like this:
C:\SomeWork.leo#@chapters-->@chapter Chapter One-->Node 1-->@file
Another File.txt--><< Section >>
Leo throws an 'undefined section: << Section >>' error trying to save
the @file Somefile.txt.
Is there a workaround for this?
Rob...............
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According to this
(http://leoeditor.com/directives.html#part-4-dangerous-directives) you
can do something like:
@raw
@url C:\SomeWork.leo#@chapters-->@chapter Chapter One-->Node 1-->@file
Another File.txt--><< Section >>
@end_raw
I imagine something like this would work as well:
@
@url C:\SomeWork.leo#@chapters-->@chapter Chapter One-->Node 1-->@file
Another File.txt--><< Section >>
@c
Use with care, though.
-->Jake
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