Brian, I can't find where I answered this. If you didn't figure it out
yet, this is how I would explain how to do it:
To cause your FOSI to underline XREFs, save the underlining at the same
place that you save the text that will be output for the XREF.
I'll give you "figure" an example because it is about the same
throughout your doctype.
Go to the e-i-c for figure:<e-i-c gi="figure">. Notice that you have
attribute tests that save for the XREF depending if the label attribute
is used (#ANY) or not used (#NONE), Your attribute tests will put one
value into the variable "labelstr.tdv" that will become the number part
of the XREF.
<att>
<specval attname="label" attval="#ANY">
<charsubset>
<savetext textid="labelstr.tdv" conrule="#CONTENT(label)">
</charsubset>
</att>
<att>
<specval attname="label" attval="#NONE">
<charsubset><enumerat increm="1" enumid="figct">
<savetext textid="labelstr.tdv" conrule="pgprefix.tdv," figct"=">
</charsubset>
</att>
At the last <attribute> test, you use a fill value to put the reference
together and concatenate the word "Figure" with the value of
"labelstr.tdv".
<att>
<fillval attname="id" fillcat="savetext" fillchar="textid">
<charsubset>
<savetext textid="xrefstr.tdv" conrule="\Figure" \,=" labelstr.tdv"=">
</charsubset>
</att>
If you want the output to be underlined, change the conrule that loads
xrefstr.tdv to include the pseudo-element produced underline.in the
variable xfrefstr.tdv.
Add this ss the pseudo-element:
<e-i-c gi="uline.ps">
<charlist inherit="1">
<highlt scoring="1" scorewt="0.5pt" scorespc="1">
</charlist>
</e-i-c>
This is the modified last <att> from your figure e-i-c to use the same
fillval to save the underliing format.:
<att>
<fillval attname="id" fillcat="savetext" fillchar="textid">
<charsubset>
<savetext textid="xrefstr.tdv" conrule="<uline.ps">, \Figure \,
labelstr.tdv, </uline.ps>">
</charsubset>
</att>
I hope this helps.
-ANdy
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