28.9.4.1 Stating the problem
Suppose your FrameMaker document contains dictionary-style
lists in which the two columns of the list are implemented with a run-in
paragraph format. For example:
![[spacer]](1p.gif)
AL[14:0]
|
= EEPROM word address
|
R0
|
= P/X buffer address
Note: Required if X or P used
|
R6
|
= Y buffer address
|
SFVAR
|
= Memory bank selected:
• EELIB_BANK_SELECT_X
• EELIB_BANK_SELECT_Y
• EELIB_BANK_SELECT_P
|
D_AUX_REG4
|
= Word count
|
CHECK_SUM
|
= Starting checksum
|
Suppose the formats used in
such a list are as follows:
Type
|
Format name
|
Used for
|
Paragraph
|
List_Term
|
Dictionary terms (left column,
run-in heading)
|
|
List_Defn
|
Dictionary definitions (right
column, run-in body)
|
|
Defn_note
|
“Note”
paragraph following a List_Defn*
paragraph
|
|
Defn_Bullet
|
Bullet items following a List_Defn* paragraph
|
|
Defn_Bullet_Last
|
Last bullet item following
a List_Defn* paragraph
|
Character
|
Italics
|
Autonumber for Defn_note paragraphs
|
|
CodeStyle
|
Any code content in a List_Defn* or Defn*
paragraph
|
Next, see §28.9.4.2
Assembling the pieces.
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