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Assume you have the same table as in the last example and you use this rule:
writer {
}
FrameMaker writes this start-tag for the table:
<table colwidth="1* 1* 2* 2* 2*">
See also
Related rules
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value
Use the value rule to translate the value of a markup attribute to the value of a particular
FrameMaker property or to a particular choice for a FrameMaker choice attribute. The
attribute's declared value must be a name token group or NOTATION and a name token
group.
Synopsis and contexts
1. value "token" subrule;
2. attribute "attr" {. . .
value "token" subrule;
. . .}
3. element "gi" {. . .
attribute "attr" {. . .
Arguments
token
attr
gi
subrule
Read/Write Rules Reference
use proportional widths;
proportional width resolution is "8";
"proportional width resolution is" on page 452
Chapter 18, "Translating Tables"
value "token" subrule;
. . .} . . .}
A token in a name token group.
The name of a markup attribute.
A generic identifier.
One of the following:
is fm value, page 439, translates a markup value to a particular
choice for a FrameMaker choice attribute.
is fm property value, page 426, translates a markup value to
the value of a particular FrameMaker property.
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