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It seems that footnotes to footnotes don't work very well. This causes problems when -V links-as-notes is used, as any link in a footnote will be made into a new footnote which is not visible in the PDF output.
Example:
This is a [link](http://google.com) and^[This is [another
link](http://www.yahoo.com) in a footnote^[And this is a footnote in a
footnote]].
Output with -V links-as-notes looks something like:
This is a link^1 and^2.
________________
^1http://google.com
^2This is another link^3 in a footnote^4
I have two proposals:
When a footnote is found within another footnote just add the footnote at the same level as the parent footnote. The output for the example would be:
This is a link^1 and^2.
________________
^1http://google.com
^2This is another link^3 in a footnote^4
^3http://www.yahoo.com
^4And this is a footnote in a footnote
When using -V links-as-notes links in footnotes revert to some other visual representation of links (while footnotes in footnotes remain broken), e.g.
This is a link^1 and^2.
________________
^1http://google.com
^2This is another link[http://www.yahoo.com] in a footnote^3
I prefer the first proposal. If footnotes in footnotes are to remain broken perhaps a warning should be issued when they are encountered?
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It seems that footnotes to footnotes don't work very well. This causes problems when
-V links-as-notes
is used, as any link in a footnote will be made into a new footnote which is not visible in the PDF output.Example:
Output with
-V links-as-notes
looks something like:I have two proposals:
When a footnote is found within another footnote just add the footnote at the same level as the parent footnote. The output for the example would be:
When using
-V links-as-notes
links in footnotes revert to some other visual representation of links (while footnotes in footnotes remain broken), e.g.I prefer the first proposal. If footnotes in footnotes are to remain broken perhaps a warning should be issued when they are encountered?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: