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Syntax
<EDTextFormatRules
<LevelFormatRule...>
<ContextFormatRule...>
<ContextFormatRule...>
<LevelFormatRule...>
...
>
EDObjectFormatRules statement
The EDObjectFormatRules statement defines the formatting properties to be applied to a table, cross-
reference, system variable, marker, graphic, or equation element in different contexts. It must appear in an
ElementDef statement.
An EDObjectFormatRules statement can contain a single level format rule or a single context format rule.
Syntax
<EDObjectFormatRules
<LevelFormatRule...>
>
or
<EDObjectFormatRules
<ContextFormatRule...>
>
EDPrefixRules statement
A prefix is a fixed text range that appears at the beginning of an element (before the element's content). The
EDPrefixRules statement defines the formatting properties to be applied to a prefix in different contexts.
It must appear in an ElementDef statement. It is valid only for container elements.
An EDPrefixRules statement can contain zero or more substatements describing level and context format
rules.
MIF Statements for Structured Documents and Books
Any combination of level and context format rules
A level format rule (see "LevelFormatRule statement" on page 169)
A context format rule (see "ContextFormatRule statement" on
page 168)
Additional context format rule statements as needed
Additional level format rule statements as needed
End of
statement
Begin object format rules (a single level format rule or a single context
format rule)
A level format rule (see "LevelFormatRule statement" on page 169)
End of
statement
A context format rule (see "ContextFormatRule statement" on
page 168)
End of
statement
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