A – Cabstract
Summary at the beginning of an article
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article
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Child elements
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p+
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appendix
Appendix
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Parent elements
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book
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Child elements
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title, %block-elements;, section*
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article
Document class
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None
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Child elements
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head, abstract?, section*, glossary?, biblio?
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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bcor
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#CDATA
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Extra indentation of the text body in millimeters (mm) or points (pt)
to compensate for margin space lost when binding the document
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div
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#CDATA
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eCromedos uses the LATEX package KOMA-Skript to
control the page layout of printed documents. KOMA-Skript
automatically determines the optimal size and position
of the text body for a given papersize. To that end, it divides
the page into div x div rectangles of equal size which
serve as the basic units for dividing the page into margins and
text body. The larger you choose div, the larger the
resulting text area will be.
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fontsize
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10pt | 11pt | 12pt
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Controls the font-size for print output
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lang
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#CDATA
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Controls the language for automatic titles; currently one of english,
german, spanish
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papersize
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#CDATA
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Default is a4paper which is the standard pagesize in Germany.
Other possible values are all common ISO papersizes.
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secnumdepth
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0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
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Controls to which depth section titles will be numbered.
A value of zero will result in the document having no numbered sections,
at all.
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secsplitdepth
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0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
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Controls to which depth of sectioning the output document will be
split into individual files
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tocdepth
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0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
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Controls to which depth sections should have an entry in the
table of contents; must be an integer value greater or equal
to zero
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author
Document author
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Parent elements
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head
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Child elements
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(#PCDATA | %inline-elements;)*
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b
Set text in bold print
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Parent elements
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Any element that may contain formatted text
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Child elements
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(#PCDATA | %inline-elements;)*
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bibitem
Bibliography entry
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Parent elements
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biblio
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Child elements
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(#PCDATA | %inline-elements;)*
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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label
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#CDATA
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Label representing this item in citations
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biblio
Bibliography
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Parent elements
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article, book, report
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Child elements
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bibitem+
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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number
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yes | no
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Controls whether bibliography items should be numbered
or if the user-supplied labels should be used
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book
Document class
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Parent elements
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None
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Child elements
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head, preface*, chapter*, appendix*, glossary?, biblio?
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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bcor
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#CDATA
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Extra indentation of the text body in millimeters (mm) or points (pt)
to compensate for margin space lost when binding the document
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div
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#CDATA
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eCromedos uses the LATEX package KOMA-Skript to
control the page layout of printed documents. KOMA-Skript
automatically determines the optimal size and position
of the text body for a given papersize. To that end, it divides
the page into div x div rectangles of equal size which
serve as the basic units for dividing the page into margins and
text body. The larger you choose div, the larger the
resulting text area will be.
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fontsize
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10pt | 11pt | 12pt
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Controls the font-size for print output
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lang
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#CDATA
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Controls the language for automatic titles; currently one of english,
german, spanish
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papersize
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#CDATA
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Default is a4paper which is the standard pagesize in Germany.
Other possible values are all common ISO papersizes.
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secnumdepth
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0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
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Controls to which depth section titles will be numbered.
A value of zero will result in the document having no numbered sections,
at all.
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secsplitdepth
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0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
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Controls to which depth of sectioning the output document will be
split into individual files
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tocdepth
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0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
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Controls to which depth sections should have an entry in the
table of contents; must be an integer value greater or equal
to zero
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br
Breaks the current line
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Parent elements
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All elements that may contain formatted text
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Child elements
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None
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caption
Sets the caption of a table, figure or program listing
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Parent elements
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figure, table, listing
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Child elements
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(#PCDATA | %inline-elements;)*
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chapter
Chapter
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Parent elements
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book
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Child elements
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(title, %block-elements;, section*)
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cite
Cites an entry from the bibliography
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Parent elements
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Any element that may contain formatted text
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Child elements
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None
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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label
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#CDATA
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Refers to the label of a bibliography entry
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code
Tag for program code
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Parent elements
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listing
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Child elements
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(#PCDATA | %inline-elements;)*
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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colorscheme
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#CDATA
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The default color-scheme used by the syntax-highlighter is print,
which does not use any colors, at all, but just emphasizes keywords by
setting them in bold or italic letters. If you want something more fancy,
try setting this to ide-eclipse or ide-codewarrior.
For more color-schemes take a look into the subdirectory
lib/ highlight/ themes in the installation folder.
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bgcolor
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#CDATA
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Defines a background color for this listing. Note that this may be
overridden by the syntax-highlighter, when the syntax
attribute ist set.
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linestep
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#CDATA
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If line-numbering is enabled, this controls the amount by which the
counter is incremented from one line to the next.
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startline
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#CDATA
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If this is set, the syntax-highlighter will additionally
number each line. You can start counting at any integer value.
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strip
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yes | no
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Controls whether white-space should be stripped from the
beginning and end of the contained text
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syntax
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#CDATA
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If this is set, the contained code will be syntactically highlighted
according to the syntax of the specified programming language.
Some possible settings are: c, python, xml, sql.
For information about other supported languages take a look
into the subdirectory lib/ highlight/ langDefs in the
installation folder.
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tabspaces
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#CDATA
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Controls how many spaces should be substituted for a horizontal tab
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col
Used in table preambles to specify width and frame properties of a table column
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Parent elements
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colgroup
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Child elements
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None
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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frame
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colsep
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You may declare that the column separator will be turned
on for one or more cells in this column
by setting this to colsep. This will help the
stylesheet to adapt the table's size to the width of
the text body in printed documents.
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width
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#CDATA
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Specifies the width of this column as the percentage of the
overall table width
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colgroup
Used in table preambles to give information about
the width of each column
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Parent elements
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table
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Child elements
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col+
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color
Set colored text
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Parent elements
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Any element that may contain formatted text
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Child elements
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(#PCDATA | %inline-elements;)*
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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rgb
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#CDATA
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An HTML-style color specification, e.g. #ff0000 for
a bright red
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counter
Named counter
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Parent elements
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Any element that may contain formatted text
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Child elements
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None
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Attribute
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Value
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Meaning
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label
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#CDATA
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A unique label among all labels and counters in the document. If
set, you may refer to it via ref and pageref.
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name
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#CDATA
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Name of the group of counters that this counter belongs to
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