]]> dtinfoStyle.dtd file formats dtinfoStyle.dtd dtinfo style sheet document type definition dtinfoStyle.dtd describes the SGML features available for specifying how a document should be rendered. Style sheets associate the elements in a given document hierarchy with on-line or print formatting characteristics, and are part of the DtInfo Toolkit. With dtinfo, you use a single style sheet to specify both print and online rendering of the elements in your DTD. The print and online feature sets match in function, description, and specification, with just four exceptions for print-specific features The basic style sheet format first defines autonumbers. Then, for each element (Path) the style sheet defines its feature set. For information see, "Understanding Dtinfo Style Sheets" and "Creating a Style Sheet" in CDE: Information Manager Author's and Programmer's Guide. You can also find an ASCII file of the dtinfoStyle.dtd in /usr/dt/infolib/%L/SGML/dtinfoStyle.dtd. To use system-generated number tokens in element formatting, first create an AutoNumber specification for each token stream. (Note that these tokens can only be used with the Prefix, Suffix, Header and Footer features.) A simple example is: <AutoNumber id=chapnum reset=”Book Part” counter=chapter> A more complex example is: <AutoNumber id=fignum type=UCroman initial=”I” delta=l counter=”FIG TABLE” reset=chap> <path>NUMITEM</> <margin top=4pt bottom=4pt> <prefix><auto id=NumList></prefix> where: type The kind of counter values:Arabic, UCalpha, LCalpha, UCroman, LCroman. The default value is Arabic. id The unique name of this token. You can refer to this name, for example, in a Prefix. Required. initial The initial value for this token, which must be consistent with the Type. The default is 1. delta The value by which the system increments or decrements the token. The default is to increment by 1. counter The element(s) that cause this token to use the Delta to change values. Required. reset The element(s) that cause this token to reset to its initial value. Required. CDE: Information Manager Author's and Programmer's Guide, &cdeman.dtinfo;, &cdeman.dtinfogen;, &cdeman.dtinfoBook.dtd;, &cdeman.dtinfoTOC.dtd;