Is there a way to test if something is not fr-FR. Styler only seems to have if it is equal to something.
Bryon
Attribute Test Dialog Box
Attribute Value - Choose the test type and the value of the attribute that you want to test, where applicable. The options are:
◦ Assigned any value (default)
◦ Not assigned a value
◦ Includes whole word - Select this option then specify an alphanumeric character string as the word the attribute value must include.
◦ Comparison - Select this option, choose an operator (=, <, >, <=, >=, or !=), then enter an alphanumeric character string in the text box for Arbortext Styler to compares with the matching attribute in a document. This text field will include a drop down list of values if the selected attribute has an enumerated set of values.
If one of the numeric operators <, <=, >, or >= is chosen, the attribute value and the value it is being compared with must both be numeric or the test will fail. The values will be compared after being converted to numbers. For example, “09” would be considered greater than “2”.
If the attribute value and the value being compared are both numeric, use = and != operators to carry out a numeric comparison. As an example, this will ensure that the value “01” is considered equal to “1” or “1”
