On 30.01.2018 17:22, Urs Liska wrote:
Thinking about it, that would be a path to writing an \includeOnce or \require command in oll-core. The downside with that idea is that coding tools (i.e. Frescobaldi) will be able to help much less than with regular includes: no auto-completion, neither for the include itself nor for variables defined in the included files. Also you can'T open the included file with ctrl-click.
Wouldn’t it be possible to have a list in Frescobaldi of ‘include alias functions’, which for the purpose of you mention are treated just like \include? The way I think of it, a \includeOnce or \require function like you propose should have the same strings be eligible arguments, and also one could be certain that after \require "foo.ly" the contents of foo.ly would always be ‘known’ to the parser, i.e. auto-complete could be used?
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