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You can specify the command include as an object. Unlike the name of an object, the name of a command must start with a colon.
The command include inserts data from the specified file before starting to parse it, that is, when it is loaded. It can be useful for breaking large files into parts.
<:include = "c\myData\data1.gt">
<:include = "c\myData\data2.gt">
Besides, this command allows you to insert the content of a file into several places.
<object1>
<:include = "c\myData\data.gt">
</>
<object2>
<:include = "c\myData\data.gt">
</>
See also
Description of the GT language
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