At 10:40 AM 9/9/2005, Christopher Creutzig wrote:
Brooks Moses wrote:
Not quite, as it doesn't generate a number I can reference. What I'm thinking of is something that does what \nomarkfootnote does in the following example:
A sentence\footnote{With a note\note[footB].}.\nomarkfootnote[footB]{And another.}
\starttext A sentence\footnote{With a note.\note[footB]}\footnotetext[footB]{And another.} \stoptext
works for me, assuming I interpreted your wish correctly.
You did, indeed, interpret my wish correctly. Thanks! Unfortunately, this is buggy when faced with a more complicated example -- though I'm not sure whether the bug is in ConTeXt, or if it's because we're not using \footnotetext correctly. Consider the following: \starttext This% \footnote(Or that\note[footB], if you prefer.}% \footnotetext[footB]{Or possibly even the other\note[footC].}% \footnotetext[footC]{It could be something entirely different.} is a sentence with nested footnotes\note[footB]\note[footC]. \stoptext The footnotes themselves are numbered properly: 1, 2, 3. However, the references are not -- the \note[footC] reference within the second footnote produces a superscript 2 rather than a superscript 3 -- and the references to \note[footB] and \note[footC] at the end of the text both produce superscript 3's! - Brooks