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Article #972Re: Building A PostScript Toolset
From: John Sturdy
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1989 22:53
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1989 22:53
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Yes, that's a fine idea. But let's be organized about procedure
naming! It would be good to make these toolbits into ProcSets (as in
EPSF %%BeginProcSet etc) and it would be even better to be able to
concatenate them to build prologues, without worrying about name
clashes.
My suggestion here (clumsy but effective) is to give each chunk a
string name, and use that string at the start of each name that the
chunk describes globally. Taking that a little further, they could be
given some EPSF description other than ProcSet, thus telling handlers
that, unlike ProcSets, they can be concatenated safely to make
prologues.
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