On 2013–02–14 Alan BRASLAU wrote:
> So that extensions=yes|no and initializations=yes|no controls the use
> of MPextensions and MPinitializations. It seems that extensions is
> intended for all instances ("when enabled").
>
> From what I can see, extensions are read "once", initializations "each",
> and inclusions are intended for the "user". It appears that
> initializations is used to pass dynamic things from ConTeXt to MP.
This means we have two cases:
- read one single time (once)
- read one time per graphic (each)
And another two cases:
- global to all instances (global)
- local to a particular instance (local)
And we have four inclusion environments. I don't know how to map
them to the cases listed above.
- MPdefinitions (local, ???)
- MPinclusions (global, ???)
- MPinitializations (global, each)
- MPextensions (global, once)
I don't understand the need of so many different environments. E.g.
MPinclusions could be global unless an argument specifying the
instance is provided.
> It would be nice for someone who understands this all to explain it.
+1
> I still have not figured out how to specify MPinclusions for a
> particular instance.
Try \startMPdefinitions{myinstance}
Marco
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