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Hans Hagen wrote:

> the next release will have an option \setupreferencing[global=yes] which
> permits you to omit the somefile:: prefix, but of course at the cost of
> conflicting refs in multiple loaded files. Nevertheless, sometimes this
> feature canbe handy.

I've used \useexternaldocument heavily, so this is handy.

Is it possible to limit what is global? I.e. I seldom need figures or
chapters, but often I refer to class definitions, or data models. So a
kind of selective global, perhaps based on prefix or something like
that.

Groetjes,

Berend. (-:

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