FrameMaker 9.0 Structure Application Developer Reference - Adobe

is fm table element
to change the name during translation. Read/write rules do not support double-byte characters,
so you cannot use this rule to process elements with double-byte characters in their names.
Synopsis and contexts
element "gi" {. . .
is fm table element ["fmtag"];
. . .}
Arguments
gi A markup element’s name (generic identifier).
fmtag A FrameMaker element tag. These names are case-sensitive and must
appear in the rule the same as in the EDD.
Details
• If you use the CALS table model, you do not need to use this rule to translate the CALS table
element properly.
• If your markup element declarations for a table element do not include an attribute that
corresponds to the columns property, you must use the fm property rule to specify a
number of columns for the table.
• If you use this rule, the other subrules of the element rule that you can use for the same
markup element are as follows:
– attribute specifies what to do with a markup element’s attributes.
– fm attribute specifies what to do with attributes present in the FrameMaker
representation of the element but not in the markup representation.
– fm property specifies what to do with FrameMaker properties associated with the
element.
– reader insert table part element indicates that the software should insert the
indicated table part (table title, table heading, or table footing), even if the markup element
structure or instance does not contain the corresponding element.
Examples
• To translate the markup element gloss to the Gloss table element in FrameMaker, use this
rule:
element "gloss" is fm table element;
• To translate it to the Glossary table element, use this rule:
element "gloss" is fm table element "Glossary";
See also
Rules mentioned in
synopses
“element” on page 54
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