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<assembly> |
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This is the main tag of the document. The <assembly> tag defines unit of compilation (DLL library) and logical set of components defined in this assembly. |
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<br> |
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The <br> tag defines a single line breaking the text. This tag moves the cursor to the beginning of the next line. |
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<case_> |
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The <case_> tag is the component of the <switch_> statement and provides a convenient way to check a condition and execute various instructions depending on the result of the comparison. |
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<cell> |
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The <cell> tag is the basic building block of a table. Several cells create rows or columns of the table. |
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<column> |
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The <column> tag is the vertical building block of a table. Several columns create the table. |
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<columns> |
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The <columns> tag defines columns of the table. |
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<components> |
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The <components> tag defines components existing in the <assembly> tag. |
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<container> |
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The <container> tag inserts an object or a set of objects into a given place. |
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<content> |
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The <content> tag defines a content of the <define> tag. This tag is the body of a definition. |
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<default_> |
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The <default_> tag is component of the <switch_> statement. |
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<define> |
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The <define> tag defines a component – a content is included as the XML-based sub-tree inside this tag. |
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<document> |
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The <document> tag defines structure of a document. |
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<footer> |
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The <footer> tag defines the footer of a section or a table. There can be only one <footer> tag per container. |
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<header> |
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The <header> tag defines the header of a section or a table. There can be only one <header> tag per container. |
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<image> |
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The <image> tag enables you to display an image. |
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<import> |
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The <import> tag collects definitions from the other template. The tag imports the company_header definition from the standard_blocks.nxm_up_tpl file and enables the definition to be used under the header name in the <inject> tag. |
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<inject> |
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The <inject> tag executes commands from the indicated definition at this point (see tag: import). Symbol mapping can be used in various places in the template and components. For example, if you have a component that works with the symbol "this", you may need to map that symbol when invoking it. |
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<page-footer> |
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The <page-footer> tag defines the section’s or table’s footer of a multi-page document. This tag is printed at the end of each subsequent page if the section or the table is to be continued on the next page. |
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<page-header> |
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The <page-header> tag defines the section’s or table’s header of a multi-page document. The tag is printed at the beginning of each subsequent page if the section or the table is to be continued on the next page. |
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<paragraph> |
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The <paragraph> tag defines paragraph(s) of a document within a <content> tag. The tag is the block type container for other elements. |
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<reference> |
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The tag lists referenced assemblies (DLLs) e.g. libraries necessary to run a template and to support displaying data in various formats. |
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<repeater> |
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The <repeater> tag generates multiple rows of data in a table. The data are acquired from a data source. |
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<row> |
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The <row> tag is the horizontal building block of a table. Several rows form the table. This tag defines specific rows of the table. |
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<section> |
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The <section> tag defines a section of the document. This tag is placed in the main section of the document and defines the size of a sheet of paper. The section is usually a sheet of paper. |
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<space> |
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The <space> tag generates the space character(s). |
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<switch_> |
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The <switch_> instruction provides a convenient way to check a sequence of conditions and execute various instructions depending on the results of the comparison. |
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<table> |
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The <table> tag defines the table. A table is a grid object composed of rows and columns. Rows and columns form table cells. A table is used to present data in grids. A table can be nested in another one. |
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<text> |
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The <text> tag lets you display any string of characters. |
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