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To accomplish all this, use this rule:
element "graphic" {
}
Assume the FrameMaker document is named mydoc.fm. For the first graphic that is not
a single facet, the software writes out a graphic file named mydoc1.pic in the PICT
format.
If the export DTD declares an entity attribute to identify the graphic file with the graphic
element, the software generates the following entity declaration:
<!ENTITY graphic1 SYSTEM "mydoc1.pic" NDATA PICT>
If the export DTD includes only a file attribute to associate the graphic file with the
graphic element, the software uses this filename as its value.
See also
Related rules
Rules mentioned in
synopses
General information
on this topic
attribute
Use the attribute rule to describe how to process a markup attribute. By default, a
markup attribute translates to a FrameMaker attribute of the same name. Usually, this rule
occurs as a subrule of the element rule, to describe treatment of the attribute attr within
the element gi.
Synopsis and contexts
1. [structdv] attribute "attr" {. . .
subrule;
. . .}
2. element "gi" {. . .
[structdv] attribute "attr" {. . .
. . .} . . .}
Structure Application Developer's Guide
is fm graphic element;
writer anchored frame export to file "$(docname).pic"
as "PICT";
"equation" on page 385
"facet" on page 394
"element" on page 376
"is fm equation element" on page 420
"is fm graphic element" on page 422
"writer" on page 467
Chapter 19, "Translating Graphics and Equations"
subrule;
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