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Don Green Dragon fergdc at Shaw.ca
Wed Jan 28 02:06:10 CET 2015


Hello Doris and Ettore,

On 22Jan2015, at 12:00 PM, Ettore Aldrovandi <ealdrov at mail.math.fsu.edu> wrote:

> With \input, the file gets included as if it were inserted there where \input is called. \include will process the floats, for example. When used in combination with \includeonly, it will allow to selectively compile parts while preserving the cross refs., for example.
> 
> —Ettore

Thanks for the explanations. I’ve been in the habit of using the combination of \includeonly and \include, but can see now some simplifications in my preamble by using \input.


don green dragon
fergdc at shaw.ca







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