Weird behaviour with footnotes
I can reliably reproduce this behaviour on my system:
- Create a file ~/Desktop/test.txt with following content (I have attached the file here too):
Hello[^1], Whirled!
[^1]: Hello, indeed.
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Open the File in Marked, e.g. by drag/drop. Notice the titlebar says "test.txt"
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Click the footnote (the superscript 1 after Hello). The titlebar now says "Desktop: test.txt".
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Click the footnote (the superscript 1 after Hello). The titlebar now says "test.txt: test.txt".
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Switch to Terminal, and create a new file ~/Desktop/blablabla.txt".
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Notice the Marked window is raised (if this option is activated in Setting/General/Window). Notice the titlebar now says "test.txt: blablabla.txt"
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In the Marked menu, select File/Open in Editor. Notice ~/Desktop/blablabla.txt is opened in your editor.
System: MacOS 13.0.1, Marked 2 2.6.22, BBEdit 14.6.1, after reboot.
What am I doing wrong?
- test.txt 43 Bytes
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 03 Mar, 2023 03:24 PM
Yeah, that sounds my original attempt to follow external links between documents is being foiled by the internal footnote link. I'll have to dig into this as soon as I have time, thanks for the report.
-Brett
On 3 Mar 2023, at 7:43, Paul wrote: