There are three sets of macros provided by the import package:
\import(1A) and \subimport(1B) are handled correctly since #173
The above two have aliases \inputfrom(2A) and \subinputfrom(2B), which are not handled
Additionally, the package provides \includefrom(3A) and \subincludefrom(3B), which are the equivalent \include versions of the \input macros and are also missing from latexdiff
In the context of latexdiff, the As should all act like the current implementation of \import, and the Bs similarly.
There are three sets of macros provided by the import package:
\import
(1A) and\subimport
(1B) are handled correctly since #173\inputfrom
(2A) and\subinputfrom
(2B), which are not handled\includefrom
(3A) and\subincludefrom
(3B), which are the equivalent\include
versions of the\input
macros and are also missing fromlatexdiff
In the context of
latexdiff
, the As should all act like the current implementation of\import
, and the Bs similarly.