TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Markup Language Tagsets
- Syntax
Procedure SyntaxDEFINE TAGSET StatementDEFINE EVENT StatementBLOCK StatementBREAK StatementCLOSE StatementCONTINUE StatementDELSTREAM StatementDO StatementDONE StatementELSE StatementEND StatementEVAL StatementFLUSH StatementITERATE StatementNDENT StatementNEXT StatementNOTES StatementOPEN StatementPUT StatementPUTL StatementPUTLOG StatementPUTQ StatementPUTSTREAM StatementPUTVARS StatementSET StatementSTOP StatementTRIGGER StatementUNBLOCK StatementUNSET StatementXDENT Statement - Overview
- Concepts
- Using
- Examples
TRIGGER Statement
Executes an event.
| Tip: | The TRIGGER statement explicitly requests a specific action of an event. |
| Examples: | Creating a New Tagset |
Syntax
Optional Arguments
- START
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specifies the start section of an event.Interaction:If the program is in the start section of an event, then any event that is triggered runs its start section.
- FINISH
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specifies the finish section of an event.Interaction:If the program is in the finish section of an event, then any event that is triggered runs its finish section.
- event-statement-condition(s)
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specifies one or more conditions that must be true for the event statement to execute.Requirement:an event-statement-condition must be preceded by a slash (/).See: For information about these conditions, see Event Statement Conditions.