Re: [toolbox] Extended Attributes

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Le 6 juil. 05, =E0 23:15, Maarten Sneep a =E9crit :

> On 6 Jul 2005, at 8:38, J=E9r=F4me Laurens wrote:
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>> Le 5 juil. 05, =E0 22:39, Maarten Sneep a =E9crit :
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>>> Why would you want to change the name of the master file? I don't=20
>>> get the example you give here - since the slave-files are stored in=20=

>>> the master file, and their relative location is fixed through the=20
>>> \input statement (or format specific alternatives). So _moving_ the=20=

>>> master is not an option, and renaming (IMHO) is a relatively rare=20
>>> action. Inefficiency is unimportant for such cases.
>>>
>>
>> Gerben just gave me an example where he splitted a big book in=20
>> several chapters, each one could be typeset separately.
>> Changing the master name allows this. If each chapter consists of one=20=

>> file, you just change the master file name in the header, but if it=20=

>> consists of many different files, then this is not practical.
>
> Call me thick-headed, but I don't see how this works. Care to share a=20=

> minimal example?

I do not use this design myself but I trust Gerben when he tells me he=20=

does (especially when ConTeXt is involved)

For latex, I think that many different copies of the master files with=20=

different \includeonly declarations will do the job.
It is easy to ensure that the preamble is the same except the=20
includeonly's.=