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Binary data
Conditions and tests
Data structures
External environment
Filters
Input/Output
Language extensions
Markup
Math
MDA/Database
OmniMark basics
Pattern matching
Program structure
Referents
Text data
Web programming


Binary data

int32 data type
Integer data type: formatting


Conditions and tests

Arithmetic and comparison operators
Attribute tests on items of the "attributes" shelf
Attributes: type tests
Conditional constructs
File tests
Pattern matching functions
Patterns: conditions within
Precedence and order of operations
String comparison tests: multi-part
Test expressions


Data structures

Attribute tests on items of the "attributes" shelf
Attributes: order of indexing
BCD data type
Counter data type
int32 data type
OMX components
SGML DTDs: creating
Shelves
Switch data type
Variables
XML DTDs: creating


External environment

Entities
External functions
OMX components
Temporary file locations


Filters

Aided translation types
Up-translation: translating documents into XML/SGML


Input/Output

BCD data type: formatting
Buffering I/O
Character set encoding
File tests
Input
Integer data type: formatting
OMX components
Output
Parsed data: formatting


Language extensions

Macros: debugging
OMX components


Markup

Attribute aliases
Attribute tests on items of the "attributes" shelf
Attributes: list-valued
Attributes: order of indexing
Attributes: type tests
Character set encoding
Data attributes associated with entity attributes
Entities
Entity manager: built-in entity manager and external text entities
Errors, markup (XML or SGML)
External text entities: default processing
Input functions
Internal entities: combining internal entity and plain-text matching
Internal entity names: matching
Internal text entities: matching
Library declarations
Library rules and the library path
Marked sections
Markup rules
Notations
Parsed data: formatting
Public identifiers in the SGML declaration
Record boundaries: default handling
Record boundaries: manipulating
Record ends in processing instructions
Record ends in SGML comments, marked sections, and processing instructions
SGML declaration: general delimiters NESTC and HCRO
SGML declaration: large character numbers in DESCSET
SGML document regions
SGML DTDs: creating
XML document regions
XML DTDs: creating
XML/SGML comments and marked section boundaries
XML/SGML comments and marked sections
XML/SGML objects
XML/SGML parser: controlling input
XML/SGML parsing: built-in shelves


Math

Arithmetic and comparison operators
BCD data type
BCD data type: formatting
Bit-oriented arithmetic
Counter data type
int32 data type
Integer data type: formatting
Precedence and order of operations


MDA/Database

OMX components


OmniMark basics

About OmniMark
Aided translation types
Arithmetic and comparison operators
Buffering I/O
Catch and throw
Command-line options
Comments
Conditional constructs
Developing and running OmniMark programs
Groups
Initialization and termination rules
Input
Macros
Markup rules
Output
Pattern matching
Pattern variables
Referents
Rule-based program, basic structure
Variables


Pattern matching

Character classes
Character set encoding
Macros: debugging
Pattern matching
Pattern matching functions
Pattern variables
Patterns: conditions within
Patterns: dynamically defined
Patterns: positional


Program structure

Aided translation types
Catch and throw
External functions
Functions
Groups
OMX components
Output
Precedence and order of operations
Rule-based program, basic structure
Rules
Up-translation: translating documents into XML/SGML


Referents

Referents


Text data

BCD data type: formatting
Character set encoding
Format items
Integer data type: formatting
Parsed data: formatting
String data: formatting


Web programming

Catch and throw
OMX components
 

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