On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 17:15:27 +0100 Hans Hagen wrote:

Taco Hoekwater wrote:

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Hans, The following gives me and undefined reference:

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \starttext A test of a figure, see \in {figure} [figa]

\placefigure [figa] {The caption} {\externalfigure [02.jpg]} \stoptext %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

It only works correctly if both bracketed arguments to \placefigure are supplied (I tested versions 2004.11.06 and 2004.12.06, but it probably affects other versions as well).

the first [arg] is the directive location and such), so it's:

\placefigure [here] [figa] {The caption} {\externalfigure [02.jpg]}

I know this, but I was not worried about placement, I only wanted a working figure reference. The actual author-supplied example that I was trying to typeset was this: %% <grin> Dat uitbundig fontgebruik niet van onze tijd is, toont de meer dan honderd jaar oude voorpagina in \in {figuur} [fig:font:1]. \placefigure [fig:font:1] {Een voorpagina.} {\externalfigure[scan-2.jpg]} %% </grin> If that was incorrect, then I'll happily shift from 'bug' to 'feature request' on the spot :-) That input looks perfectly sensible to me. Greetings, Taco

Hm, yes. Oh well, too bad. Hans Hagen wrote:

sure, but it's hard to distunguish between [here] as directive and [here] as reference -)