On Fri, 18 Aug 2017, Alan Bowen wrote:
Unlike \goto and \at, \in seems to insert an unwanted space before any text
that follows.
MWE—
starttext
Text\reference[abc]{}
\page
Text ,
\in{Text}[abc],
\at{Text, p.}[abc],
\goto{Text}[abc],
\stoptext
I am not sure if I consider this a bug. In a typical use case, \reference
will have a value, e.g., \reference[abc]{whatever}. In that case, if you
use \in{Text}[abc], there should be a non-breakable space between "Text"
and "whatever". You appear to be abusing the reference system by giving an
empty reference.
I think that usin \goto is better in this case rather than adding a check
to \in for an atypical use case.
Aditya
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