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Subject: Re: typeseting XML - mixed buffers
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In case of using "regular" and "XML containing" buffers on the same page I
get "regular" one interpreted like XML (that means no TeX/Contex command
get executed and the whole content of "regular" is printed including
commands and comments stripped of "\" and "%{}" chars)

example of "regular" buffer
\startbuffer[MyRegular]
  \goto{Where to get...}[myfile::whereget]%this goes to footers on pages
  %by \setupfootertexts[{\getbuffer[MyRegular]}]
\stopbuffer

XML containting buffer
\startbuffer[MyXML]
\enableXML
<p>Here is a text spanning several pages, each of them except the last one
gets footer misinterpreted as XML.</p>
<p>More text...<p/>
<?context-command \disableXML?>
\stopbuffer

Is this somehow my fault or parsing gets mutally messed in the process?

Thanks 

Peter