Adobe 65030365 - FrameMaker - PC Developer's Manual page 328

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M o d i f i c a t i o n s t o t h e d e f a u l t t r a n s l a t i o n
where gi is a generic identifier, fmtag is an optional FrameMaker element tag, subrules
are described later, and facet is a graphic facet.
Use the first of these constructions to specify how the software exports an equation element
under all circumstances.
Use the second construction to specify how it exports a graphic element when that graphic
element contains only a single facet with the name specified by facet. This corresponds
to the situation where the graphic element is an anchored frame containing only a single
imported graphic object whose original file was in the facet graphic format.
Use the third construction to tell it how to export a graphic element under all other
circumstances. You can use the facet construction multiple times if you want the software
to treat file formats differently.
For example, assume you use the Graphic element for all graphic elements. If the graphic
contains any single facet, you assume the graphic was imported as an entity and you want
the default behavior. However, if the author used FrameMaker graphic tools to create the
objects in the graphic element, you want the file written in QuickDraw PICT format.
To accomplish all this, you would use this rule:
element "graphic" {
is fm graphic element;
writer anchored frame export to file "$(entity).pic" as
}
Because the entities specify graphic files that are unchanged, the software doesn't create
new graphic files for those elements. However, if the author created a graphic using the
FrameMaker graphic tools, there is no corresponding entity. The software will write the
graphic file in PICT format, and create a corresponding graphic entity. The markup graphic
element will refer to that entity via the entity attribute.
For more information on these export options, see "Creating graphic files on export" on
page 306 and "Changing the file format of the graphic file on export" on page 316. For
information on these rules, see
•
"anchored frame" on page 365
•
"facet" on page 394
• "equation" on page 385
• "element" on page 376
• "is fm equation element" on page 420
•
"is fm graphic element" on page 422
•
"export to file" on page 389
•
"writer" on page 467
Translating Graphics and Equations
"PICT";
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