For the purpose of this International Standard, the definitions given in ISO 8879 and the following definitions apply.
A rectangular box with a fixed width and height produced by the formatting of a flow object. An area can be imaged on a presentation medium to produce a set of marks.
A triple consisting of a query-expression, a transform-expression, and a priority-expression. The priority-expression defaults to 0. Associations are used to control the transformation process.
A flow object that has no ports.
A grove created by parsing nodes in another grove.
A named parameter of a flow object.
The grove that would be built using a grove plan that selected all the classes and properties from the property set.
A name defined in a property set with three variants: a reference concrete syntax name, an application name, and a full name.
The node relative to which the position of a node in a result grove is specified.
The union of the subtrees of the children of a node.
A possible value of an enumeration data type.
A specification of a task to be performed by the formatter. A flow object has a class, which specifies the kind of task, and characteristics which further parameterize the task.
The process partially specified by the style language.
A set of nodes connected into a graph by their nodal properties. A grove is built using a grove plan.
A set of classes and properties selected from a property set.
The unique node in a grove that has no origin.
A property that is automatically part of a property set, without being defined in the property set.
A direction associated with inline areas. The line-progression-direction is perpendicular to the inline-progression-direction of the inlined area.
A property whose value is a node or list of nodes. Nodal properties are categorized by their property set as subnode, irefnode, or urefnode.
An ordered set of property assignments. A node is a member of a grove, and belongs to a class defined in the grove plan used to build its grove.
For a node x, the node that exhibits for a subnode property a value that includes x. Every node in a grove other than the grove root has a unique origin.
The subnode property of the origin of a node that includes the node in its value.
A point on a flow object in a flow object tree to which an ordered list of flow objects can be attached. A port is either the principal port of the flow object or it is named.
A data type that has no super type. The primitive data type of a data type is the data type itself, if the data type has no super type, and otherwise the primitive data type of the super type of the data type.
The assignment of a property value to a property name.
A set of classes and properties with associated definitions.
The combination of the specification in a process specification element and the specifications in any other process specification elements that the process specification element is declared to use.
An instance of a transformation-specification or style-specification element type form.
A section of the process specification coming from a single process specification element. Any process specification elements referred to using the use attribute are separate parts. A part of a process specification takes precedence over any later parts of the process specification.
The other nodes in the grove that occur in the value of the origin-to-subnode relationship property of the origin of the node.
A specification of a sequence of flow objects.
The grove parsed to create an auxiliary grove.
Consecutive back/front pair of pages in a page-sequence.
An ordered list of flow objects attached to a port of a flow object.
The union of a node and the values of the subnode properties of the node.
A node together with the subtrees of its children.
A set of flow objects in different streams whose relative positioning is constrained.
The process specified by the transformation language. It transforms one or more SGML documents into zero or more other SGML documents.
The subtree of a node that has no parent.
The grove that would be built by parsing the SGML document or subdocument generated from the result grove using a grove plan that included all classes and properties of the SGML property set.
One of four named subdivisions of a column. The four zones are: top-float, body-text, bottom-float, and footnote. The positioning of an area to be placed in a column-set area container can be controlled by labeling it with the name of a zone.