93.1 – Parameters
name
The name you have given to the commands and text in an .IF (or
.IFNOT) block.
t
(True) is a single character of your choice that appears in front
of lines of text to indicate that they will be processed (.IF
block) if you specify /VARIANT, instead of /DEBUG, in the command
line.
f
(False) is a single character of your choice that appears
in front of lines of text to indicate that they will not be
processed (.IFNOT block) if you specify /VARIANT, instead of
/DEBUG, in the command line.
94 – .XLOWER
The .XLOWER command allows you to control the case of index
entries specified by the .INDEX and the .ENTRY commands, or by
the Index flag (>). The case of the index entries will match
exactly the case that you enter when you make the index entry.
See also the .XUPPER command.
Format
.XLOWER
Abreviated format
.XL
94.1 – Default
If you do not specify the .XLOWER command, .XUPPER is the
default.
95 – .XUPPER
The .XUPPER command lets DSR control the case of index entries.
If .XUPPER is in effect (as it is by default), DSR capitalizes
the first character of every index entry and drops everything
else in the entry to lowercase.
See also the .XLOWER command.
Formats
.XUPPER
Abreviated formats
.XU
95.1 – Default
.XUPPER