In general, for all ConTeXt objects we would need a "put reference mark here" command; if the object is then made into a reference, it should be put there. (When no such mark is defined, it should default to <TeX placement> + <lineheight>)
even then you would run into problems with 'virtual content'
Hans, this is a core thing, isn't it?
a proper bodyfontsize offset would be enough;
Oh, and yes we need to add "rectangle" references :)
well, anything is possible, but as a starter:
- the pdftex xyz should work ok - acrobat viewers should behave consistently (or in a controlled way)
we did play with the xyz thing didn't we? if there are problems, its time to repair pdftex (we can discuss this with thanh during tug 2003 in hawaii)
if there was an efficient extra hash mechanism (i don't want to to run out of tex mem/hash) we could do a lot more interesting things ... (like this)
Hans
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