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If a region references a region in another file that is not currently open, a normal @ref reference is evaluated as if it were a @forceRef. Multiple repeated executions of the region trigger the @ref evaluation each time. However, if I open the file in which the referenced region is located, the first evaluation is stored in memory, and subsequent calls use the stored value instead of re-evaluating.
It should not matter whether a file is opened or not. A reference should only be evaluated on first call, subsequent calls should use the stored value.
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If a region references a region in another file that is not currently open, a normal
@ref
reference is evaluated as if it were a@forceRef
. Multiple repeated executions of the region trigger the@ref
evaluation each time. However, if I open the file in which the referenced region is located, the first evaluation is stored in memory, and subsequent calls use the stored value instead of re-evaluating.It should not matter whether a file is opened or not. A reference should only be evaluated on first call, subsequent calls should use the stored value.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: