Re: [Webmacro-devel] More pruning

[Brian G. <br...@qu...>]

>and what if, in a standalone environment, you want to use the same Context 
>to .write() a bunch of templates?

The use of the reference count was to support things like #include, where 
in the course of expanding one template you want to expand a subtemplate.

So in the case above, you'd have a few choices.  The first would be do 
nothing, in which case the tool gets reinitalized and destroyed on each 
evaluation, which might be OK.  The second would be to bracket the series 
of calls with beginEval/endEval.

Again, the use of the begin/end are optional in the sense that they only 
affect the behavior of "stateful" tools.


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