@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ Note that you need to take more care when building a pagetree by hand. Pagenodes
@section{Nesting pagetrees}
You can put other pagetrees within a pagetree. Since every pagetree is an X-expression, you can nest pagetrees as you would ordinary X-expressions. Suppose we have this pagetree:
You can put other pagetrees within a pagetree. Since every pagetree is an X-expression, you can nest pagetrees as you would ordinary X-expressions. Suppose you have this pagetree:
@fileblock["sub.ptree" @codeblock{
#lang pollen
@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ three
four
}]
And we want to add it to an existing pagetree:
And you want to add it to an existing pagetree:
@fileblock["index.ptree" @codeblock{
#lang pollen
@ -135,14 +135,14 @@ two
five
six}]
You can @racket[require] @filepath{sub.ptree} normally to import its @racket[doc]:
You can @racket[require] @filepath{sub.ptree} to import its @racket[doc]. Be sure to use @racket[prefix-in] so that the imported @racket[doc] ends up with a distinct name that doesn't conflict with the @racket[doc] that's already part of the current file:
@fileblock["index.ptree" @codeblock{
#lang pollen
◊(require "sub.ptree")
◊(require (prefix-in sub: "sub.ptree"))
one
two
◊doc
◊sub:doc
five
six}]
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