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Leo : Basics What is Leo |
That example wasn't very useful. All that we extracted was the text "This is my diary." We'll probably want to extract more than that.
In fact, when tangling, we can extract not only the node text as we just saw, but also all or part of the text of any subnode. And we can put these extracted pieces into the derived file in any order. That is why the process of extraction is called tangling.
Let's try this. Select the "Jul" node.
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