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On Fri, Sep 15, 2023 at 11:56 PM Springer via Talk TW wrote:
If I try this:
<<fnote """My note must mention <<ref author1999title>>""" >>
the <<showfnotes>> macro gets confused, and the wikified result is:
<$let output=My note must mention [author1999title>] </li>
Is this a problem that can be solved?
Yes, this is a limitation. The problem is <<fnote and >> are used as delimiters here. when you use <<...>> inside <<fnote ... then showfnotes get confused.
The solution would be to recursively look for any number of >> closing delimiter.
For example <<fnote """My note must mention <<ref author1999title>>""" >> does not work, but <<fnote """My note must mention <$macrocall $name=ref tid=author1999title>>""" >>works fine.
To myself:
The output macro can be modified to address this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On Fri, Sep 15, 2023 at 11:56 PM Springer via Talk TW wrote:
Yes, this is a limitation. The problem is
<<fnote
and>>
are used as delimiters here. when you use<<...>>
inside<<fnote ...
then showfnotes get confused.The solution would be to recursively look for any number of
>>
closing delimiter.For example
<<fnote """My note must mention <<ref author1999title>>""" >>
does not work, but<<fnote """My note must mention <$macrocall $name=ref tid=author1999title>>""" >>
works fine.To myself:
The output macro can be modified to address this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: