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4.12 FOR ADVANCED USERS. 77 separator (because that is usually the way METAPOST names its output), but this can be redefined if the METAPOST output undergoes further processing or conversion to another format in which the name is changed. Any redefinition of \setfilename must come before \opengraphsfile because that command tests for the existence of the first figure. After any redefinition, \setfilename must be a macro with two arguments that creates the actual filename from the above two parts. It should also be completely expandable. See the appendices, subsection 5.6.3 for further dicussion. \setfilenametemplate{〈template〉} With the metapost option, when you write \opengraphsfile{figs}, a file figs.mp is created. By default, running METAPOST on it results in files named figs.1, figs.2, etc. Recent META- POST allows the output filenames to be modified. As of MFPIC version 1.00, you can do this to some extent from your .tex file. One needs to define a template that tells METAPOST how to construct the output file name from the ‘jobname’ and the figure number. This is done with the above command. In 〈template〉 you can put any plain characters, plus the two special tokens: \_ and \#. Each figure’s filename is constructed by replacing these tokens with the METAPOST jobname and the figure number, respectively. For example, with the jobname figs, \setfilenametemplate{my\_-\#.mps} will cause the figure files to have names myfigs-1.mps, myfigs-2.mps, etc., instead of the defaults. MFPIC adjusts the definition of \setfilename accordingly, so that the correct filenames are used. Do not use this command unless you know your version of METAPOST is recent enough to have this capability. Under the metafont option, this command is simply ignored, but MFPIC has no way of checking the METAPOST version on its own. If you are using LATEX, the \includegraphics command requires that the included figure file be recognized as METAPOST output. In practice, this usually means its extension must be .mps. As an exception, it may also be the current figure number (the default if \setfilenametemplate is not used), because MFPIC has always arranged for that to be recognized. The user may also issue a \DeclareGraphicsRule command to get other extensions recognized. See the documentation of the GRAPHICS package. \preparemfpicgraphic{〈filename〉} This command is automatically invoked before \setmfpicgraphic to make any preparations needed. The default definition is to do nothing except when the GRAPHICS package is used. That package provides no clean way to determine the bounding box of the graphic after it is included. Since MFPIC needs this information, this command redefines an internal command of the GRAPHICS package to make the data available. If \setmfpicgraphic is redefined then this may also have to be redefined. \getmfpicoffset{〈filename〉} This command is automatically invoked after \setmfpicgraphic to store the offset of the lower left corner of the figure in the macros \mfpicllx and \mfpiclly. If \setmfpicgraphic is redefined then this may also have to be redefined. \ifmfpmpost Users wishing to write code that adjusts its behavior to the graph file processor can use this to test which option is in effect. The macro \usemetapost sets it true and \usemetafont sets it false. There are no commands \mfpmposttrue nor \mfpmpostfalse, since the user should not be
4.12 FOR ADVANCED USERS. 78 changing the setting once it is set: a great deal of MFPIC internal code depends on them, and on keeping them consistent with the \opengraphsfile commands reading of these booleans. \mfpicversion This expands to the current MFPIC version multiplied by 100. At this writing, it produces ‘110’ because the version is 1.10. It can be used to test the version: \ifx\mfpicversion\undefined \def\mfpicversion{0}\fi \ifnum\mfpicversion
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MFPIC: Pictures in TEX with Metafon
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CONTENTS iii 5.7.1 The literature .
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1.4 HOW? 2 grafbase.mp, dvipsnam.mp
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1.4 HOW? 4 A similar shorthand is u
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2.3 overlaylabels, \overlaylabels,
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2.11 mfpreadlog, \mfpreadlog. 8 2.1
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3.3 PATHS, PICTURES AND BOOLEANS. 1
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4.1 FILES AND ENVIRONMENTS. 12 \mfp
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 14 4.2.1 POINTS
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 16 a program, i
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 18 \xmarks{-2 s
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 20 In either ca
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4.2 COMMON OBJECTS. 24 be the case
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Page 37 and 38: 4.4 MODIFYING THE FIGURES. 34 \arro
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