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Oxygen XML Author plugin 13.2.0

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textThe text to be lower cased.<strong>Author</strong> Developer Guide | 247The oxy_concat() FunctionThis function concatenates the received string arguments.oxy_concat ( str_1 , str_2 )str_1 ... str_nThe oxy_replace() FunctionThis function has two signatures:The string arguments to be concatenated.• oxy_replace ( text , target , replacement )This function replaces each substring of the text that matches the literal target string with the specified literalreplacement string.texttargetreplacementThe text in which the replace will occur.The target string to be replaced.The string replacement.• oxy_replace ( text , target , replacement , isRegExp )This function replaces each substring of the text that matches the target string with the specified replacement string.texttargetreplacementisRegExpThe text in which the replace will occur.The target string to be replaced.The string replacement.The oxy_unparsed-entity-uri() FunctionThis function returns the URI value of an unparsed entity name.oxy_unparsed-entity-uri ( unparsedEntityName )unparsedEntityNameIf true the target and replacement arguments are considered regular expressionsin PERL syntax, if false they are considered literal strings.The name of an unparsed entity defined in the DTD.This function can be useful to display images which are referred with unparsed entity names.CSS for displaying the image in <strong>Author</strong> for an imagedata with entityref to anunparsed entityimagedata[entityref]{content: oxy_url(oxy_unparsed-entity-uri(attr(entityref)));}The oxy_attributes() FunctionThis function concatenates the attributes for an element and returns the serialization.oxy_attributes ( )oxy_attributes()For the following <strong>XML</strong> fragment:the oxy_attributes() function will return att1="x" xmlns:a="2" x=""".

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