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error in conversion table while converting FM file to structured form

Explorer ,
Apr 23, 2020 Apr 23, 2020

Hello.

I meet a problem while making a structured FM file. I use the conversion table with such rules:

E: ((Para | Figure | MediaObject | Table)*, Section1*)        Body
E:Heading, (Para | Figure | Table)*                                      Section1

While conversion (Structure current document) I receive such a log file:

 

Structure Document Report
Messages…
Expected "|", "&", or "," connector not found:
"[E: ((Para | Figure | MediaObject | Table)*, Section1*)] [Body] []".

 

What does it mean? Where does it expect to meet these connectors?

How can I generate "Body" element which may begin with part without "Heading" and not wrapped by "Section1"?

Thank you for any advice

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Advisor ,
Apr 23, 2020 Apr 23, 2020
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Jul,

   First, to clarify the description of the erroneous row in your conversion table, the square brackets in the line

      [E: ((Para | Figure | MediaObject | Table)*, Section1*)] [Body] []

delimit cells across the row. Thus, the problem is with the row that has E: ((Para | Figure | MediaObject | Table)*, Section1*) in the first column, Body in the second column, and nothing in the third row.

 

   Second, the purpose of the  E: prefix is to identify a single name as an element tag and not a paragraph tag, character tag, or table tag. E: is always optional. It cannot be used to identify an expression. Remove it in the erroneous line and you should be OK. 

 

   --Lynne

      

 

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