Quarkdown's multi-file compilation system uses themodular designIts working mechanisms are as follows:
Core implementation::
- pass (a bill or inspection etc)
main.qmdAutomatic association of other QMD files as entry files - programming language-like
importOrganizational elements of the mechanism - Support relative path references to keep project structure clear
Typical Application Scenarios::
- Technical book writing: store chapters in separate files and automatically generate a unified directory
- Enterprise Documentation System: Modular storage API documentation, user manuals, etc.
- Development of teaching and learning materials: Separation of courseware, exercises and reference answers
Best Practice Recommendations::
- Create a clear catalog structure, such as:
docs/
├── chapters/
└── assets/ - utilization
.include {path/to/file.qmd}Introducing Subfiles - pass (a bill or inspection etc)
quarkdown c docs/main.qmd --pdfCompile the entire project - Can be used with version control tools to manage historical versions
This feature significantly improves the maintainability of large document projects, especially in scenarios that require multiple people to collaborate or frequent content updates, keeping the organization of the document system stable.
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