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This one is beyond my capacity to figure out, bumping it up to the issues list.
I've recently encountered a need to use the import package (https://ctan.org/pkg/import) to handle some complicated document structures. Specifically, I am using the \subimport command:
\subimport{relative_directory}{file}
This sets subsequent uses of \input, \include, etc within file to be calibrated to the directory indicated.
flatten would be the proper place for this, but my perl fu is not up to the task. Happy to help test.
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As a followup: I first considered handling this in an external script ala issue #165 / #167 , but latexdiff's native flatten needs to know about the updated relative directories, this probably needs to be handled within flatten.
This one is beyond my capacity to figure out, bumping it up to the issues list.
I've recently encountered a need to use the import package (https://ctan.org/pkg/import) to handle some complicated document structures. Specifically, I am using the \subimport command:
\subimport{relative_directory}{file}
This sets subsequent uses of \input, \include, etc within file to be calibrated to the directory indicated.
flatten would be the proper place for this, but my perl fu is not up to the task. Happy to help test.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: