Hi Adam,
This is an example:
\starttext
\definition{HMV} blablabla
\definition{TTV} blablabla%I also have items sometime afterwards:
\startitemize[r] % \head My head \par \startitemize[triangle] \item First Item \item Second Item \item Third Item \stopitemize % \stopitemize \stoptext
At this point, it compiles, but when i add a third definition, lets say \definition{QTV} blablabla
It generates the error:
! Undefined control sequence.
<write> ... \twopassentry {\s!list }{\currentlist
}{\currentlist :\noflistel...
<inserted text>
}\endwrite
\immediatewriteutilitycommand ...ti {c \string #1}
\stopitemgroup ...th =\zerocount \dolistreference
\fi \iffirstlist \else \en...
l.360 \stopitemize
I have just tried \par after each definition as follows \definition{QTV} blablabla \par
I can now compile but the doc does talk about this!
Question: Do we have to put a \par. It is really bizarre that it solves the problem, cause my items are defined far away in my document from the definitions.
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