The #obligation directive triggers the execution of a set of OwS statements whenever the OwS tokenizer discovers a paragraph of a certain style.
Syntax
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#obligation PrePostQualifier? StyleName => ExecutableCode
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#obligation PrePostQualifier? StyleName
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de-registers all obligations for the given style and mode (pre/post)
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Obligation is executed before a line of text with the given style is processed
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Obligation is executed after a line of text with the given style is processed. This is the default behavior.
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Description
The #obligation directive is a simplified variant of the #pattern directive. In contrast to the #pattern directive, #obligation can be used in conjunction with other directives. For this the most common scenario where #obligation is used is the postprocessing of object definitions that had been triggered by the #heading directive. A typical example is given below
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#heading 2 concept .Name ( .Designation[Language=de] )
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#obligation Überschrift 2 => set me.Display = me.Name
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| Überschrift 2 |
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Mammals are characterized by the possession of a neocortex (a region of the brain), hair, three middle ear bones and mammary glands.
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Examples
