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From: Julien T. L. <me...@fr...> - 2002-09-23 14:38:12
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Hey list, it's me again. On Sep 23, 2002, at 15:27, gr...@us... was heard saying: > you could send me your version for review ? No problem. > > * the problem comes from the fact that footnote refs and footnote bodies are > > separated in ReST, whereas in LaTeX, they're not. > > > > * my first solution doesn't work (defining footnote bodies in the document > > head, and referring to them afterward -- ugly) > > > > * second solution: replace foonotes by captionless floats: this way refs and > > defs can easily be separated. Example:: > > the problem as i understand is you want to jump from/to the footnote. > i would use footnote (at least for now) aslong as footnotes are on the same > page i donot care to jump. The problem is not with jumping (aka hyperlinks). It's that if you want to use ``\footnote``, you have to give the note's contents at the moment you encounter the reference, i.e. when you visit the ``footnote_reference`` node. But the contents are only defined once you've visited the ``footnote`` node, which generelly comes *after* the reference! Anyways, using ``\footnote`` is not an option, since in ReST, footnotes can be multiply referenced, which is impossible in LaTeX if you use the ``\footnote`` command (AFAIK). And, as I humbly want to state, the figure-footnote solution (as presented in my previous mail) works, and allows the LaTeX writer to be fully ReST compliant (as far as footnotes are concerned). .. troll:: "Donald, don't use footnotes in your books." -- Mrs. Donald E. Knuth, in 'The TeXbook, vol. 1' Cheers, -- Julien T. Letessier email: co...@me... ENSIMAG Student web: http://www.mezis.net |