So, I created a big leo file of all my documentation, random thoughts,
pseudo-code, etc, and then started to try and organize sections into
discrete markdown files (using @auto-md and clones from other areas of my
leo file). That did not go well.
Can somebody recommend a method that I can use? Here's what I've seen so
far:
- @auto-md outputs exactly what I want (outline titles are output as
markdown headers), contents are written via the @others directive
- What I was trying to do is structure an outline like this:
- @auto-md wiki/States.md
- State #1
- (clone) Info #1 from area 1
- (clone) Info #2 from area 2
- State #2
- (clone) Info #3 from area 1
- (clone) Info #4 from area 2
- I just went back and opened that tree, and now all the clones
are new nodes, and no longer match the original nodes (which I had been
updating)
- @clean seems what I want, but it didn't appear to output the outline
titles as markdown headers
What should I be doing?
Mike
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