Update MANUAL.txt with missing cross reference - #11805
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…er to header-includes Add missing cross reference from --include-in-header to header-includes. "Why didn't they tell me earlier?!"
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My motivation is this is very useful to know. For instance if there is no write permission on the file system, the only way to add a style would be via a variable. I was using temporary files, when all along I could have been using a variable. I think it would be useful for other users to know that one doesn't necessarily need to use a temporary file. Thanks. |
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Maybe so, but if so, same should be done for the similar include-before and include-after. |
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Thanks. Maybe someone who is more familiar with the manual can look into that. |
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Add missing cross reference from --include-in-header to header-includes.