Hi everybody, An even more minimal example \setupinteraction[state=start,focus=standard] % <- defect %\setupinteraction[state=start, focus=fit] % <- works \starttext \reference[tuf]{Tufte} \input tufte \page \about[tuf]. \stoptext The resulting PDF has an annotation that points to a named destination "(tuf)". But "Names" in the PDF root contains then key "(#1)" and a correct destination as value. It is only the key in the Names tree that is wrong. Unfortunately, I cannot locate the code where this is written (maybe strc-ref.lua?). Any help is welcome. Regards, Christoph On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 11:25 AM, wrote:

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Pablo Rodriguez mailto:oinos@gmx.es 17. September 2015 18:47 Dear list,

I have the following sample:

\startluacode function document.gouppercase(str) tex.print(str:upper()) end \stopluacode

\unexpanded\def\MyUpper#1% {\ctxlua{document.gouppercase("#1")}}

\starttext \doif{\MyUpper{adfalkjfaeñf}}{\MyUpper{aDFAlkjfaeñf}}{equal}{unequal}

\ctxlua{if string.upper("adfalkjfaeñf") == string.upper("aDFAlkjfaeñf") then tex.print("equal") else tex.print("unequal") end} \stoptext

Why are are the first two strings unequal? You can’t use a unexpandable (which you created with \unexpanded) in ConTeXts \doifXXX commands.

PS. You need \doifelse and not \doif.

Wolfgang