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Dear list, how can i put a normal # sign (as part of a \type{} environment) in a footnote ? Until now i got "####" or "\#" or nothing. Please look at the attached example and log-output. Thanks Thomas
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Dear list,
how can i put a normal # sign (as part of a \type{} environment) in a footnote ? Until now i got "####" or "\#" or nothing.
Have you tried encapsulation in a buffer? \starttext \startbuffer[containshash]\type{#bar}\stopbuffer foo\footnote{\getbuffer[containshash]} baz \stoptext Works here. Philipp -- () ascii ribbon campaign - against html e-mail /\ www.asciiribbon.org - against proprietary attachments
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On 2013–02–15 thomas wrote:
how can i put a normal # sign (as part of a \type{} environment) in a footnote ? Until now i got "####" or "\#" or nothing.
Please look at the attached example and log-output.
It works for \type if you use \asciimode but \starttyping fails even with \asciimode. Philipps buffer solution seems to work with either version. \asciimode \starttext %% works \startfootnote foo \type{#bar} \stopfootnote %% fails %% \startfootnote %% foo %% \starttyping %% #bar %% \stoptyping %% \stopfootnote \stoptext Marco
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