Hi all, I noticed that although mtxrun preloads some of the context libs that doesn’t cover everything available during an ordinary mkiv run. What would be the canonical way to load additional libs like “luat-ini” &c. on demand? “environment.loadluafile()”? Can this be configured globally? Is it wise to mess with “own.libs” in mtxrun? Example: This snippet checks the global env for some tables. “mtxrun --script” doesn’t find any while some of them are there when processed as cld. ···8<···························································· -- http://www.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2010/054982.html local testme = { "userdata", "thirddata", "moduledata", "documentdata", "parametersets", --"document" } for _,item in next, testme do local i = _G[item] if i then print(item, table.serialize(i)) else print(item, "Nope!") end end -- Comprehensive: --for _,k in next,table.sortedkeys(_G) do --print(k,_G[k]) --end ···8<···························································· (My issue is that I’m testing the lua internals of module code without having to startup the whole big typesetting environment. Would be much easier if everything normally accessible from inside an mkiv session was there as well.) Thanks for any insights, Philipp