Re: Equivalent of Includeonly?

["Schmitz Thomas A." <thomas.schmitz@uni-bonn.de>]

On Nov 19, 2012, at 9:47 AM, Wolfgang Schuster <wolfgang.schuster@gmail.com> wrote:

> No there isn’t.
> 
> 
> @Hans: With with \includeonly and \excludeonly command you can specify which external files should be included in the document by the \inlcude{…} (a special version of \input{…}) command.
> 
> When you add \includeonly{one,three} in the following example only the files “one.tex” and “three.tex” will be included and the other two are ignored. With \excludeonly{two,three} the files “one.tex” and “four.tex” are read but two and three are ignored.
> 
> \startproduct mydocument
> 
> \component one
> \component two
> \component three
> \component four
> 
> \stopproduct
> 
> Wolfgang
> _________

That reminds me: at the context meeting 2011, we talked about the possibility of retaining page numbers, cross-references, etc. when compiling just one component. Hans. you, said this wasn't too complex (because all the information is already there in the tuc file). Is this possible now, or can we have that in the near future? :-)

Thomas
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