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> At 23:02 +0200 2001/08/30, Reinhard Kotucha wrote:
> > > I make use of a feature that in a project that consists of
> > > several files allows me to compile each LaTeX file individually,
> > > thus saving some compilation time while writing the
> > > manuscript. I think such a system might be useful for inclusion
> > > in LaTeX3.
> >
> >Doesn't \includeonly do what you want? The only problem I see is that
> >\include starts each included file on a new page, which is annoying if
> >this behaviour is not desired.
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> No: If I have a main file, then \include and \includeonly controls what
> should be in the main document. By my system, I may have a main document
> which is not altered while I write on additions:
sigh. all this stuff is covered in immensely many faqs -- did you
ever try looking?
i do something similar to what you seem to want using includex (in
macros/latex/contrib/supported/frankenstein/unsupported on ctan), but
you really might try reading
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=conditional+multidoc
2 answers, either of which offers tools that could be coerced to
provide the sort of thing you want.
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