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A d d i n g o r m o d i f y i n g r u l e s i n a c o n v e r s i o n t a b l e
For example:
To identify this sequence
One or more Item elements
An element tagged Item[Bullet]
followed by one or more unwrapped
paragraphs tagged Bullet
A ChapNum element followed by a
ChapName element
A Head element followed by zero or
more Paragraph, BulletList, or
NumberList elements
An Item[FirstNItem] element
followed by one or more Item[NItem]
elements
A RulesTitle table title element
followed by a RulesBody table body
element
Providing an attribute for an element
When you specify an element in the second column of the table, you can provide an
attribute for the element. In the structured document, all the element instances will have the
attribute name and value.
To provide an attribute for an element, type the attribute name and value in brackets after
the element tag in the second column of the table. Separate the name and value with an
equal sign, and enclose the value in double quotation marks.
For example:
Wrap this object
P:Intro
P:Important
E:Item+
If the unstructured document has an Element Catalog with an element and attribute
matching the one you're providing, the attribute is the type specified in the catalog. If the
attribute does not match an attribute already defined, the type is string.
If you need to use a double quotation mark in an attribute value, escape the quotation mark
with a backslash (\). Other restrictions on characters are determined by the attribute's type.
Structure Application Developer's Guide
Use this specification
Item+
E:Item[Bullet], P:Bullet+
ChapNum, ChapName
Head, (Paragraph|BulletList|
NumberList)*
Item[FirstNItem], (Item[NItem])+
or
[FirstNItem], ([NItem])+
TE:E:RulesTitle, E:RulesBody
In this element
Para[Security="Unclassified"]
Note[Label="Important"]
List[Type="Numbered"]
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