Here are some places where @component is sometimes useful.
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docinfo/macros/@component
Use case: sometimes a macro needs a different "workaround" definition for a specific output target.
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book/subtitle/@component
Use case: full version versus abridged version, with no subtitle on the full version.
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idx/@component
Use case: sometimes the index path/hierarchy for an entry is different when versions include/exclude material that contains related idx entries.
Here are some places where
@componentis sometimes useful.docinfo/macros/@componentUse case: sometimes a macro needs a different "workaround" definition for a specific output target.
book/subtitle/@componentUse case: full version versus abridged version, with no subtitle on the full version.
idx/@componentUse case: sometimes the index path/hierarchy for an entry is different when versions include/exclude material that contains related
idxentries.