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MIF Reference
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Usage
By default, a paragraph uses the current Pgf settings (the same settings as its predecessor). Optional PgfTag and Pgf
statements reset the current format. If there is a
PgfTag statement, the MIF interpreter searches the document’s
Paragraph Catalog for a
Pgf definition with the same tag. If the tag exists, then the Paragraph Catalog’s Pgf
definition is used. If no definition is found in the catalog, the
Pgf definition of the previous paragraph is used;
however, its tag string is reset to the tag in the
PgfTag statement.
ParaLine statement
The ParaLine statement defines a line within a paragraph. It must appear in a Para statement.
Syntax
>
End of Para statement
<ParaLine
<ElementBegin …>
See , “MIF Statements for Structured Documents and Books.”
<TextRectID ID >
Where the following text goes
<SpclHyphenation boolean >
Hyphenation of a word at the end of a line causes the word to be spelled
differently, as with German hyphenation
<Font…>
Embedded character change for the following text (see page 66)
<Conditional…>
Turns on conditional text (see page 58)
<Unconditional>
Returns to unconditional state
<String string >
Printable ASCII text in single quotation marks; required
<Char…>
An extended ASCII character code or special character name (see
page 126)
<ATbl ID >
ID of embedded table
<AFrame ID >
ID of embedded anchored frame
<FNote ID >
ID of embedded footnote
<Marker…>
Embedded marker (see page 127)
<Variable
Embedded variable
<VariableName string >
Variable name (see page 82)
<VariableLocked boolean >
Yes means the variable is part of a text inset that obtains its formatting
information from the source document
>
End of Variable statement
<XRef…>
Embedded cross-reference (see page 83)
<XRefEnd>
<ElementEnd …>
See , “MIF Statements for Structured Documents and Books.”
>
End of ParaLine statement