Hello

I will give a short example to demonstrate the problem.
Let's imagine we have a root document "root.tex", which contains the preamble of a latex document and several includes/input commands into it.

It looks like that :

root.tex :
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}
%...
\begin{document}
\input{chapter1/chapter1}
\input{chapter2/chapter2}
%...
\end{document}

If you start a project with the above document as your root document, and you add chapter1, chapter2, etc, to the project, then the files chapter1.tex and chapter2.tex located in the subdirectories chapter1/ and chapter2/ will be loaded in the subtree which is rooted at the file "root.tex".

Then, if I want to put the sections of chapter 1 in a separate file, I will have :

chapter1/chapter1.tex :
\input{chapter1/section-1-file}
\input{chapter1/section-2-file}
% ....

At this point, I want also add chapter1/section-1-file.tex in the project file tree, but it stays outside, being not recognized as a part of the project sub-tree even if I add this files correctly to the current project with as a root file, the "root.tex" file located in the project directory.

I think this is a wrong behaviour, since any file which is called from a given file in a project tree should be a leaf or a sub-tree of the file from which it is called with the "\input{}" macro.

Could you set the things ok with the subtree ? I believe it should be not that much work, but it would add a lot of coherence of how project management is driven.

Thank you very much.

David

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a project with the previously described subfolders and files.
2. Add all the listed files to the project
3. Observe the behaviour previously described.
Actual Results:  
The files which are called in this way are not recognized as leaf or subtrees.

Expected Results:  
The software should recognize chapter1/section-1.tex and chapter1/section-2.tex as leaf of the subtree starting at chapter1.tex and chapter1.tex should be the root of the subtree having itself a root with root.tex located in the base directory.