Cecil Westerhof writes:

I would expect that \at{page}[test] gives:     pagina 1 but it gives:     page 1

Is it a bug, or am I doing something wrong?

Probably the latter. Solution a: \at{pagina}[test] Solution b: \usemodule[googletranslate] \setupgoogletranslate[from=en, to=nl] Problem: this module is not written yet... ;-) Cheers, -- Peter

Am 05.03.2011 um 20:21 schrieb Cecil Westerhof:

I have the folowing code: \setuplanguage[nl][ lefthyphenmin=5, righthyphenmin=4, ] \mainlanguage[nl] \language[nl]

\enableregime[utf]

\starttext

Alleen een test om te laten zien dat de verwijzing naar \at{page}[test] niet goed gaat.

\reference[test]{}

\stoptext

I would expect that \at{page}[test] gives: pagina 1 but it gives: page 1

Is it a bug, or am I doing something wrong?

This just prevents a line break between the text in the braces and the pagenumber, for language dependent labels you need \definereferenceformat. \mainlanguage[nl] \definereferenceformat [AtPage] [label=page, %autocase=no, ] \starttext \reference[test]{\pagenumber} \at{page}[test] \AtPage[test] \stoptext @Hans: What happend with “command=\at” for \definereferenceformat? Wolfgang