HP-UX CMGR A.02.01 Administrator's and Developer's Guide

2.3.8 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:

The color 1 is red

The color 2 is yellow

The color 3 is green

NOTE: The repeat element has no child element.

The repeat element can have the following attributes:

Attribute Description

Optional. Common attribute.

if_op

Optional. Common attribute.

vary

Required. Comma separated list of variable names to vary.

2.3.9 The success Element

The success element is used to encapsulate element success messages that can be displayed when

the processing of the parent element returns without an error.

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

2.3.10 The template_version Element

The template_version is used to encapsulate template version text. It is supported only as a child

of the head element.

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

2.3.11 The xi:include Element

The xi:include element is used to include another XML document in the current document.

NOTE: The xi:include element has no child element.