\endinput

[gro1729]

I use \LaTeX\ based slides since several years --and at least several thousands of slides later, I decided -for my department too- "one slide - one file"

Instead of \begin{comment} \end{comment}

I use the \endinput command

[fchauvel]

Do you mean that, FLaP should ignore whatever content is placed between \begin{comment}and end{comment}? How does the \endinputcommand works?

[gro1729]

Find enclosed an example:

\begin{frame}[t,label=WasWirdGebrauchtUmLaTeXzuVerwenden] \frametitle{What do we need to use \LaTeX?} \begin{itemize}[<+->] \item A text editor (e.g.\ notepad). \item A PDF viewer (e.g.\ Adobe Reader). \item A \TeX\ distribution (e.g\ MiKTeX or TeX Live). \end{itemize} \end{frame}

\endinput

(Notepad isn't a particularly good editor. It's much better to use an editor that's \TeX-aware.)

Everything after having read the keyword "\endinput" is ignored by any \TeX-\LaTeX\ Compiler. Thus, if the before standing file is not the last one that is appended by "flap", you do not get a "merged presentation".

[fchauvel]

Thanks a lot for the input. Seems fairly straightforward to implement. I will let you know when I get something working.