Bug in \definereferenceformat ?

Bug in \definereferenceformat ?

[Michal Kvasnicka]

Dear Mr. Hagen,

is there a bug in \definereferenceformat, or is it a feature?

I defined
    \definereferenceformat [ineq] [left=(,right=),text=]
It works perfectly, but in one situation. If the reference is at the
beginning
of a paragraph. Then there is no intendation. If I use \indentation
before it,
the double indentation appears there.

I use the last stable version of ConTeXt.

Many thanks for your advices (and even more for developping ConTeXt).

Michal Kvasnicka

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Re: Bug in \definereferenceformat ?

[Hans Hagen]

At 12:04 PM 10/12/00 +0200, Michal Kvasnicka wrote:
>Dear Mr. Hagen,
>
>is there a bug in \definereferenceformat, or is it a feature?
>
>I defined
>    \definereferenceformat [ineq] [left=(,right=),text=]
>It works perfectly, but in one situation. If the reference is at the
>beginning
>of a paragraph. Then there is no intendation. If I use \indentation
>before it,
>the double indentation appears there.

Can you make me a minimal test file? I may need to add a \donltleavehmode
or so [there is no way in tex to determineif it has inserted some of its
automatic thingies, the same for parskips] 

A temp hack may be: 

\indentation \strut \ineq some text 

Hans 
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