Hi Peter, I thought they did, but was I wrong, thanks for testing and your patch. I was in a real real hurry when I posted my reply, and still I have no time right now, but I can do a fast question: does your fixed version allow latex-style citations like this: \cite{article-crossref} That format has to be supported because it is often used within .BIB files. Cheers and Thanks again, Taco Peter Münster wrote:
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
I think there are other commands with that behaviour, but I don't remember which ones...
\at and \in,
Are you sure? I don't see it: \starttext \section{first} \section[sec2]{second} bla \at[sec2] bla \in[sec2] bla
bla \at{xxx}[sec2] bla \in{xxx}[sec2] bla
bla \at{xxx}{yyy}[sec2] bla \in{xxx}{yyy}[sec2] bla \stoptext
Greetings, Peter