I'm using Leo-4.11-final on Mac OS X, by the way. On Sunday, January 5, 2014 9:26:05 PM UTC-5, Jack Kuan wrote: > > Hi, > > I have a @file node that's structured like this: > > @file /tmp/a.file > headlineA > << sectionX >> > headlineB > << sectionX >> > << sectionY >> > > The << sectionX >> nodes are clones of each other. > > @file /tmp/a.file node's body: > @others > << sectionY >> > > headlineA's body: > This is node A > << sectionX >> > > headlineB's body is empty. > > > After saving the leo file, it correctly created the a.file. However, > reloading the leo file I get this new outline: > > @file /tmp/a.file > headlineA > << sectionX >> > headlineB > << sectionY >> > headlineB > << sectionY >> > > << sectionX >> is no longer a clone. The two headlineB nodes are now > clones of each other. > > So, my question is..., is this use case of clones within a @file node not > allowed? Or how should I organize my outline to make it work? > > Thanks > Jack >
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