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Examples: TEMPLATE Procedure
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TEMPLATE Procedure
Syntax
Procedure Syntax
DEFINE TAGSET Statement
DEFINE EVENT Statement
BLOCK Statement
BREAK Statement
CLOSE Statement
CONTINUE Statement
DELSTREAM Statement
DO Statement
DONE Statement
ELSE Statement
END Statement
EVAL Statement
FLUSH Statement
ITERATE Statement
NDENT Statement
NEXT Statement
NOTES Statement
OPEN Statement
PUT Statement
PUTL Statement
PUTLOG Statement
PUTQ Statement
PUTSTREAM Statement
PUTVARS Statement
SET Statement
STOP Statement
TRIGGER Statement
UNBLOCK Statement
UNSET Statement
XDENT Statement
Overview
Concepts
Using
Event Variables
Event Statement Conditions
Examples
Creating a Tagset through Inheritance
Creating a Tagset by Copying a Tagset's Source
Creating a New Tagset
Executing Events Using the TRIGGER= Statement
Indenting Output
Using Different Styles for Events
Modifying an Event to Include Other Style Sheets
Using the STACKED_COLUMNS Attribute in a Tagset
Examples
Example 1: Creating a Tagset through Inheritance
Example 2: Creating a Tagset by Copying a Tagset's Source
Example 3: Creating a New Tagset
Example 4: Executing Events Using the TRIGGER= Statement
Example 5: Indenting Output
Example 6: Using Different Styles for Events
Example 7: Modifying an Event to Include Other Style Sheets
Example 8: Using the STACKED_COLUMNS Attribute in a Tagset
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