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Syntax
<EDStartElementRules
<LevelFormatRule...>
<ContextFormatRule...>
<ContextFormatRule...>
<LevelFormatRule...>
...
>
EDEndElementRules statement
The EDEndElementRules statement defines a special set of format rules to be applied to the last paragraph
in a parent element. The EDEndElementRules statement must appear in an ElementDef statement. It is
valid only for container elements.
An EDEndElementRules statement can contain zero or more substatements describing level and context
format rules.
Syntax
<EDEndElementRules
<LevelFormatRule...>
<ContextFormatRule...>
<ContextFormatRule...>
<LevelFormatRule...>
...
>
ContextFormatRule statement
The ContextFormatRule statement contains clauses that specify an element's formatting on the basis of the
element's parent and sibling elements. It contains an If statement and zero or more ElseIf statements. It can
also contain an Else statement.
The ContextFormatRule statement must appear in a format rules statement, such as an EDTextFor-
matRules or EDEndElementRules statement.
MIF Statements for Structured Documents and Books
Begin start element rules (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 end element rules (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
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