I am posting this here so as to get better formatting:
On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 1:32 PM Rob Keeney wrote:
> what makes me uncomfortable is the creation of external files with
duplicate data.
That won't happen unless you use clones. The point of nested @others is
that nodes are still written only once. Here is the structure of my test
outline:
- @clean c:\test\nested_main.tex (contains @others)
- inner node 1
- @clean c:\test\nested_sub1.tex
- @clean c:\test\nested_sub2.tex
- inner node 2
With the following contents:
% at_file main.tex:
\section{Section level}
main 1
main 2
\input{sub}
@others
main 3
main 4
% inner node 1
inner1 1
inner1 2
% at_clean nested_sub1.tex:
\subsection{Subsection level}
sub1 line 1
sub1 line 2
% at_clean: nested_sub2.tex:
\subsection{Subsection level}
sub2 line 1
sub2 line 2
% inner node 2
inner2 1
inner2 2
The contents of the files are as expected, namely:
*@clean c:\test\nested_main.tex*
% at_file main.tex:
\section{Section level}
main 1
main 2
\input{sub}
% inner node 1
inner1 1
inner1 2
% inner node 2
inner2 1
inner2 2
main 3
main 4
*@clean c:\test\nested_sub1.tex*
% at_clean nested_sub1.tex:
\subsection{Subsection level}
sub1 line 1
sub1 line 2
*@clean c:\test\nested_sub2.tex*
% at_clean: nested_sub2.tex:
\subsection{Subsection level}
sub2 line 1
sub2 line 2
I believe this is what the OP wanted.
Edward
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