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I've updated my Ubuntu and Racket moved from v7.0 to v7.2, using raco pkg I installed Pollen for the new Racket which probably also moved it to a later version
Something has changed because a feature for footnotes that used to work started to behave differently.
Before, when it worked, the variable footnotes used to collect only entries from the current page that has been rendered, now it collects entries randomly between pages.
What is the best way to reset the variable between pages?
See #43 generally, and this message in particular. In short, Pollen now reuses namespaces during batch operations, so tag functions that assume a fresh namespace may need to be adjusted.
* Old Pollen would render each page in a fresh namespace, an optimization
has removed this side effect
* Footnotes need to be reset at the beginning of each page
* See: mbutterick/pollen-users#73
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I've updated my Ubuntu and Racket moved from v7.0 to v7.2, using
raco pkg
I installed Pollen for the new Racket which probably also moved it to a later versionSomething has changed because a feature for footnotes that used to work started to behave differently.
In
pollen.rkt
I have:Before, when it worked, the variable
footnotes
used to collect only entries from the current page that has been rendered, now it collects entries randomly between pages.What is the best way to reset the variable between pages?
The project:
https://github.com/pmarinov/bash-scripting-guide/blob/master/pollen.rkt
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