Am 25.11.2011 um 20:26 schrieb Meer, H. van der:
>
> On 25 nov. 2011, at 18:10, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> >>
> >> Reference is here <\reference[label:1]{Some text}>\blank
> >> and is: \getreference[tekst][label:1]
> >
> > tekst ≠ text
>
> Wolfgang,
>
> Thanks for that one. I completely misunderstood, thinking that for text one
> could substitute something to typeset (like in \in{}[]) instead of regarding
> it as a keyword hole.
>
> For the interaction problem I have made a very tiny project. At the start of
> the contents is an "outer reference" inside the project files an "inner
> reference". The outer one can be reached both from the outside as well as
> from the inside of the project files. The colouring of the links show it too.
> Yhe inner reference does not show up, instead the log shows:
>
> references > start problematic references
> unknown > 2: [part2][label:1]
> references > stop problematic references
>
> But I do not know enough of the referencing mechanism to interprete it.
> Hope you can nail the problem, either with my doing or something within
> ConTeXt.
It’s a bug (maybe wrong default settings) which was introduced with Idris
request
to have lists which are local to a component, when you refer to the label with
the name of the component as prefix (\getreference[text][part1:label:1]) the
text
is shown.
Wolfgang
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