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Syntax
EDSuffixRules statement
A suffix is a fixed text range that appears at the end of an element (after the element’s content). The EDSuffixRules
statement defines the formatting properties to be applied to a suffix in different contexts. It must appear in an
ElementDef statement. It is valid only for container elements.
An
EDSuffixRules statement can contain zero or more substatements describing level and context format rules.
Syntax
EDStartElementRules statement
The EDStartElementRules statement defines a special set of format rules to be applied to the first paragraph in a
parent element. The
EDStartElementRules statement must appear in an ElementDef statement. It is valid only for
container elements.
An
EDStartElementRules statement can contain zero or more substatements describing level and context format
rules.
Syntax
<EDPrefixRules
Begin prefix rules (any combination of level and context format rules)
<LevelFormatRule…>
A level format rule (see “LevelFormatRule statement” on page 156)
<ContextFormatRule…>
A context format rule (see “ContextFormatRule statement” on page 155)
<ContextFormatRule…>
Additional context format rule statements as needed
<LevelFormatRule…>
Additional level format rule statements as needed
…
>
End of EDPrefixRules statement
<EDSuffixRules
Begin suffix rules (any combination of level and context format rules)
<LevelFormatRule…>
A level format rule (see “LevelFormatRule statement” on page 156)
<ContextFormatRule…>
A context format rule (see “ContextFormatRule statement” on page 155)
<ContextFormatRule…>
Additional context format rule statements as needed
<LevelFormatRule…>
Additional level format rule statements as needed
…
>
End of EDSuffixRules statement
<EDStartElementRules
Begin start element rules (any combination of level and context format
rules)
<LevelFormatRule…>
A level format rule (see “LevelFormatRule statement” on page 156)
<ContextFormatRule…>
A context format rule (see “ContextFormatRule statement” on page 155)
<ContextFormatRule…>
Additional context format rule statements as needed