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All the tests that can usually be applied to attributes can be used with any identification of an attribute, where the attribute is identified by using the attribute's name, using an attribute alias name, or selecting an item of the attributes shelf.
Because all attributes of specified attributes are, by definition, specified, the is specified, is defaulted, and is implied tests don't make much sense when applied to it: is specified always succeeds, and is defaulted and is implied always fail.
For example, the following repeat over loop outputs only those attributes whose values are defaulted or specified (excluding those which are implied or unspecified) and whose values consist entirely of letters. The attributes are output in the order in which they are declared. This is accomplished by testing an attribute identified by an attribute alias name:
element #implied
output "<%q"
repeat over attributes as this-attribute
do when attribute this-attribute isnt implied and
attribute this-attribute matches(letter+ value-end)
output "%_" ||
key of attribute this-attribute ||
'="' || attribute this-attribute ||
'"' done
again
output ">%n%sc%sn</%q>%sn"
process
do sgml-parse document scan
file "Default2.xom"
output "%c"
done
Running this program with the following input:
<!doctype a [
<!element a - - (b+)>
<!element b - - (c+)>
<!element c - - (#pcdata)>
<!attlist a
a1 nutoken #implied
a2 cdata "strawberries"
>
<!attlist c
c1 cdata #implied
c2 cdata "apples"
>
<!attlist b
c1 cdata "potato jam"
c2 cdata "kiwi"
>
]>
<a>
<b>
<c>Text
</c>
</b>
</a>
produces this output:
<A A2="strawberries"> <B C2="kiwi"> <C C2="apples"> Text </C> </B> </A>
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