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address@hidden wrote:

So, I put these lines in the preamble of a document:

<assign|orig-reference|<value|reference>>
<assign|reference|<macro|<arg|body>|(<orig-reference|<arg|body>>)>>

but nothing happens..
What am I doing wrong??

I had a look at drd_std.cpp, line 286, and I discovered
the instruction :
<<
init (REFERENCE, "reference", fixed (1));
>>

Therefore, it seems that as a matter of fact, "reference"
is hardwired in the C++. To my knowledge, there is
no way to redefine markup, when it is that way...

Allowing this would be an useful improvement
of the macro-expansion interpreter. By the way,
you are not the first one to raise this problem, I
heard about this several times before.

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