Erases pdfpc file on rebuild about pdfpc-latex-notes HOT 7 CLOSED

that would mean you need to detect changes and merge them back into the LaTeX source. Sounds quite impossible to me.

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I don't mean merge the notes section. I mean don't erase e.g. the timer section.

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can you elaborate a bit more? what is "timer section"?

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If I launch pdfpc with -d 20, it adds

[duration]
20

to the config file. Now, if I launch it without -d 20, it still remembers that I'm on a 20 minute timer. If I rebuild my document using pdfpc-latex-notes, this information is erased from the config file. Since [notes] is required to be the last section of the file, pdfpc-latex-notes could search for the section and start writing there (or at the end of the file if the section isn't found) rather than overwriting the whole file.

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Interesting, seems behavior of pdfpc has changed since I created pdfpc-latex-notes. Will consider this.

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cross-referencing this issue pdfpc/pdfpc#162

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as of #11 you can now specify the options inside the package so overwriting should not be a problem.

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