HP-UX CMGR A.02.00 Administrator's and Developer's Guide

NOTE: The failure element has no child element and no attributes.

3.3.6 The group Element

The group element is a generic grouping element. It can be used to group elements to

be executed under a common condition.

The group element can have the following child elements:

DescriptionChild Element

OptionalAll configuration elements (See Section 3.2)

OptionalAll processing elements (See Section 3.3)

NOTE: The group element has no attributes.

3.3.7 The help Element

The help elements are used to encapsulate help text associated with the template or

elements within a template.

NOTE: The help element has no child element.

The help element can have the following attributes:

DescriptionAttribute

Optional. Common attribute.

if_op

3.3.8 The repeat Element

The repeat element lets you replace multi-valued variables. When replacing variables,

cmgr duplicates the contents of the repeat element once per variable value. If the

repeat element contains multiple multi-valued variables, and the variables do not

have an equal number of values, cmgr returns an error value of 1.

For example, using variables x=color, y=”'1', '2', '3'”, and z=”'red',

'yellow','green'”, the following program:

The $x $y is $z.

</repeat>

would generate the following output:

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