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Leo : Basics What is Leo - Continued |
A couple more notes about the @file directive: in contrast to the @root directive we saw in the first tutorial, there is no need to untangle or tangle if you use this directive. This is because in this case Leo embeds all of the outline information in the derived file, and then in effecttangles or untangles from the derived file whenever the .leo file is opened or saved.
Let's examine this more closely. First, save the file.
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