34.8.4.2 Including FrameMaker variables in output file names
To construct HTML or XML output file names based in part on the values of FrameMaker variables present in the document you are converting, you might have to employ additional Mif2Go macros to make variable values comply with the requirements for Mif2Go file names. This is because the following options described in §34.8.4.1 Constructing file names based on paragraph content have no effect on content derived from FrameMaker user variables:
For example, to replace spaces in the content of a FrameMaker user variable, you might have to use a macro such as the following to transform the variable value to a string that is acceptable for inclusion in a file name:
<$$newval = ($$myspecialvar replace " " with "-")>
§28.3.5 Treating FrameMaker user variables as macro variables
§28.3.6 Using some FrameMaker system variables as macro variables
§28.6.5 Specifying substrings in expressions
§34.8.4.5 Specifying a file-name prefix or suffix
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