Am Sonntag, dem 08.09.2024 um 02:26 +1200 schrieb Igor:
> Seems like a refstyle's bug. The workaround is to enclose the label
> name within additional {} when referencing and leave the original
> label as the user intended.
>
> For example. Firstly, we'd need to use something like \secref to
> actually expose this refstyle's problem. Insert the Ctrl+L TeX
> commands into a section and refer it to it later like so:
>
> \label{sec:A B}
> ...
> \secref{A B} -- can't find the label sec:AB -- refstyle has eaten up
> my whitespace!
>
> \secref{{A B}} -- works!
Maybe, but as long as refstyle is not fixed (and I believe it is not
maintained any longer), escaping whitespace seems better than such
extra-grouping.
Long term, more purpose-specific escaping seems the way to go, but this
requires some work.
> I've relied on my labels to be preserved internally with whitespaces
> etc. because it's never been forbidden before. I'd have to modify all
> my manuscripts.
What is the concrete problem you have? I'd like to understand that.
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