In MPgrapic I do want my own colors for drawing lines etc.
These are set up in plain.mf's (_op_ and background).
In \startMPinclusions I just do that in order to get the drawing
color I want.
But then \startMPgraphic appears to reset colors (both _op_ and
background I suspect).
Can this be
Question: what tinkering with metapost parameters is done in
\startMPgraphic exactly? (I could not find out readily from the
ConTeXt sources)
Which of these can be removed without danger for its operation,
leaving settings in \startMPinclusions unchanged -- and will that be
done?
Hans will
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Question: what tinkering with metapost parameters is done in
\startMPgraphic exactly? (I could not find out readily from the
ConTeXt sources)
Which of these can be removed without danger for its operation,
leaving settings in \startMPinclusions unchanged -- and will that
Hans van der Meer wrote:
In MPgrapic I do want my own colors for drawing lines etc.
These are set up in plain.mf's (_op_ and background).
In \startMPinclusions I just do that in order to get the drawing color
I want.
But then \startMPgraphic appears to reset colors (both _op_ and
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hans van der Meer wrote:
In MPgrapic I do want my own colors for drawing lines etc.
These are set up in plain.mf's (_op_ and background).
In \startMPinclusions I just do that in order to get the drawing
color I want.
But then \startMPgraphic appears to reset colors
On Jan 6, 2006, at 15:19, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
There almost certainly is an 'official' way to add some statements to
the beginning of each figure, but, in any case, it works if you store
your settings in extra_beginfig:
\startMPinclusions
extra_beginfig := drawoptions(withcolor green);
On Jan 6, 2006, at 18:56, Hans Hagen wrote:
There almost certainly is an 'official' way to add some statements to
the beginning of each figure, but, in any case, it works if you store
your settings in extra_beginfig:
\startMPinclusions
extra_beginfig := drawoptions(withcolor green);
Hans van der Meer wrote:
I am not sure about the exact syntax of that append.
Is there a special macro in the context/metafun package or is it
extra_beginfig := extra_beginfigdrawoptions(withcolor green);?
that's indeed an append (or actually a concat)
Hans
