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There was a typo at the beginning of the"pseudo-code" in my previous post. Instead of - define the 5 global forms we should have: - define the 4 global forms

I was trying to figure out the implications of your last post. So let summarize with an example of what I want to do. Suppose I have a document of 1000 pages with 4 "global forms". These forms can be used anywhere in the document. On the other hand for every sequence of 4 pages I have a "local...

Thanks for your input. So, for complex objects, using undef or re-defining it makes its previous value candidate for garbage collection. However for form(s) there are two different things: the form definition and the cached result of the form execution. My understanding is that the previous...

Thanks for your quick answer. > Some RIPs are better than other. What equipment are you using? It's not always under my control. I have used Xerox Docutech 135 and 180 but plan to use iGen3 and also Kyocera FS-9500DN and FS-9520DN. By the way, Kyocera uses a Postscript 3 emulator. Any idea if...

Execform and cache behavior Hi, I am writing an application that creates postscript files with embedded forms that are called by the execform operator. I have two questions: 1- Is the form re-evaluated when I restore a previously saved graphic state? I have read that the RIP reuse the form...