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Leo : Basics Derived Files Part 1 |
Using directives you can make Leo extract text from any number of nodes to another file of your choosing. A directive is a simple command starting with the @ sign that you add to the text of the node. The directive directs Leo how to process the node. Directives are always the first word on a line.
This tutorial will cover one way of doing this, which is to use the @root directive. A second tutorial will cover the @file directive.
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