*Sample:* Leo file LF1
> Node A > + Node A1 (a clone) > + Node A2 > + Node A3 (a clone) > Node B > + Node A1 (a clone) > + Node B2 > + Node A3 (a clone) > *COPY NODE WITH PRESERVED CLONES * if Node B is copied within LF1 into Node C > Node A > + Node A1 (a clone) > + Node A2 > + Node A3 (a clone) > Node B > + Node A1 (a clone) > + Node B2 > + Node A3 (a clone) > Node C > + Node A1 (a clone) > + Node B2 > + Node A3 (a clone) > > *STORY*: 1) If Node A, Node B and Node C are in separate @files nodes within LF1: @file FA + Node A @file FB + Node B @file FC + Node C =>Everything is Ok if FA, FB and FC are within LF1 only. 2) If @file FC is also in leo file LF2 and node Node A1 edited in LF2 or if file FC is edited in another editor => cloned code will be messy *CONCLUSION*: Thomas really needs '*include*' of the code snippet instead of cloned code. Clones are no good for his case. Tomislav -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/leo-editor/b010e545-71f6-428d-8197-722e8d49cb60%40googlegroups.com.
