On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 5:20 PM, Alexander Shukaev wrote:

Hello,

I think I've experienced a severe bug here. Consider the following:

​​ \setuphead [chapter][% referenceprefix={chapter}, ]

... \cite[xxx] ...

\startpublication[ k={xxx}, t={...}, a={...}, y={...}, ] ... \stoppublication

\startchapter [title={BIBLIOGRAPHY}]

\whitespace \placepublications

\stopchapter

will render [[error 2]] in place of `\cite[xxx]' because of `referenceprefix' in `\setuphead'. Why? I don't believe `referenceprefix' in `\setuphead' should have something to do with `\cite' at all.

Thankfully, it's pretty rare that one uses `chapter' for bibliography, but still I think it's better to fix this. For instance, right now the following works fine for me:

\setuphead [chapter][% referenceprefix={chapter}, ]

​​ \setuphead [title][% referenceprefix={}, ]

... \cite[xxx] ...

\startpublication[ k={xxx}, t={...}, a={...}, y={...}, ] ... \stoppublication

\starttitle [title={BIBLIOGRAPHY}]

\whitespace \placepublications

\stoptitle

NOTE: It's extremely important to explicitly do `referenceprefix={}' for `title' because somehow `title' inherits `referenceprefix={chapter}' from `chapter'; and therefore, not doing `referenceprefix={}' will again result in [[error 2]] in place of `\cite[xxx]'.

Looking forward to your feedback.

Kind regards, Alexander

​It seems to be even worse. It's enough to simple have `chapter' somewhere to trigger the bug (no necessary to put `chapter' around `\placepublications': ​​\setuphead [chapter][% referenceprefix={chapter}, ] ​ \setuphead [title][% referenceprefix={}, ] ... \cite[xxx] ... \startchapter [title={Chapter}] \stopchapter \startpublication[ k={xxx}, t={...}, a={...}, y={...}, ] ... \stoppublication \placepublications will result in [[error 2]] again, and there seems to be no workaround.