Angus Leeming wrote: > All conversions for a given buffer (document) take place in a single temp > directory. All files that need to be converted to a different format are > first copied to this temp directory and there names are mangled to ensure > that files that are originally in different directories can happily > coexist when placed in a single directory.
Small correction: All conversions except those initiated by the external inset for latex export. But I almost have a patch ready that changes this, the only problem it still has can be resolved by the mover. > So, to answer your question, conversions do take place in a single > directory. That's not a restriction of the converters concept per se but > does make the implemetation easier. And it has the (important IMHO) benefit that no byproducts of the conversion process pollute your document directory. Georg
