This is not possible because \import works like \import{path}{file}. The current parser does not support multiple arguments with special meaning. In particular it cannot infere that path/file is a file that should be included.
This issue cannot be addressed before there is a more fine-grained definition of latex commands. See also this discussion.
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True. The implementation was a user contribution, and probably we forgot to close this item.
Note that the implementation is semi-hard coded because of the limitations mentioned above. Thus, it does not have the full features of \input, e.g. link overlays are not available. However, the structure outline works as expected (which was the above request). Therefore I'll close this.
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This is not possible because \import works like
\import{path}{file}. The current parser does not support multiple arguments with special meaning. In particular it cannot infere that path/file is a file that should be included.This issue cannot be addressed before there is a more fine-grained definition of latex commands. See also this discussion.
The feature is already advertised in the change log of 2.7.0 (search for subimport).
True. The implementation was a user contribution, and probably we forgot to close this item.
Note that the implementation is semi-hard coded because of the limitations mentioned above. Thus, it does not have the full features of
\input, e.g. link overlays are not available. However, the structure outline works as expected (which was the above request). Therefore I'll close this.