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| 429.1 | hide the tags after you redefine them | CRAYON::GENT | Party gone out of bounds -- B52's | Thu May 28 1987 07:47 | 18 |
| Hi Todd,
I ran into the same problem with other tags that DOCUMENT assumes
are hidden. What you need to do is: if you redefine a tag that
was originally hidden, you must hide the tag as well. It doesn't
really matter what hide-name you use (as long as it hasn't already
been used). For example, the following code hides two tags after
I have redefined them:
<REDEFINE>(TITLE\ [ etc... ] )
<REDEFINE>(ORDER_NUMBER\ [ etc... ] )
<comment>(----------- HIDE THE REDEFINED TAGS ----------------)
<HIDE_TAGS>(_private_definitions\SDML_INFO\<EOL>
Attempt to use hidden front matter tags out of context<EOL>
\TITLE\ORDER_NUMBER)
--Andrew
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| 429.2 | Thanks | BUNSUP::LITTLE | Todd Little NJCD SWS 323-4475 | Fri May 29 1987 14:29 | 13 |
| Thanks, that cleared things up once I got the gist of the context
necessary to do what you suggested. I had been trying to deal with
redefining the <_doctype_front_matter_tags> and <_doctype_title_page_tags>
tags to do what I thought was necessary. I never did get what I
wanted to work trying to redefine standard tags inside those tag
definitions. Has anyone else tried to do this?
On a related topic, is there any documentation available that describes
the process of defining one's own tags? The old BL6 Administrator's
Guide refers to something along the lines of a GUTENTAG User's Guide,
but I've been unable to locate such a document.
-tl
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| 429.3 | cross reference | VAXUUM::KOHLBRENNER | | Fri May 29 1987 16:38 | 1 |
| Documentation on defining tags is discussed in 442.1.
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