Re: [dev-context] Inconsistent Reference Counting

[Mike Bird]

I was mistaken about the duplicate references.  It is footnotes which
are interfering with the reference counters.

Test case:

\starttext
\chapter[A]{One}
\footnote{foot}
\somewhere{before}{after}[B]
\chapter[B]{Two}
\stoptext

Any thoughts on a solution?

Thanks, 

--Mike Bird
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Re: [dev-context] Inconsistent Reference Counting

[Mike Bird]

FWIW:

Using \Footnote defined as below in a document with
about 70 footnotes seems to correct all the \somewhere
problems.

\def\Footnote#1%
{\global\advance\crossreferencenumber\minusone\relax%
 \footnote{#1}}

Presumably \footnote is indirectly calling
\dodowritereference although I haven't traced the
full invocation path yet.

--Mike Bird
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