On 21-3-2012 05:57, Malte Stien wrote:
Hi all,
I am designing a document suite consisting of two dozen or so documents that
are all interrelated. I was wondering whether there is a way that I can define
a reference point for an entire document within a project and then refer to
that from another document, like
\document{global-definitions-document} % This is fictitious syntax
in one document and then refer to that in another document:
For global definitions, please see \about{global-definitions-document}.
or something along those lines.
the most simple way is:
\goto{Some Other Document}[someotherfile::]
otherwise go the \useexternaldocument route with symbolic names and such
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