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<p>Hi,</p>
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Yes
> If there are ten instances of ab two are there ten separate definitions for this counter?
Yes, because they may differ from one another
> Do the individual instances necessarily retain their $0 IDs across reload?
No
This is a big problem that I completely overlooked. Since the instances don't retain their $0 ID across reload I have to think of a solution right now. Perhaps the solution will be related to making 'local' [ab]s actually local. I have to think about it more.
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Regarding Jonathan's message. I will read it carefully tomorrow.
Best,
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