On 7/24/2019 1:53 PM, cuc tu wrote:
I am saving out structured XML. Frame inserts spaces in the attribute = "value" (should 
be attribute="value"), which is not acceptable (sloppy code they tell me). Can that be 
changed?
The definition of XML allows white space on either side of the equal sign. Whoever told you that this style is sloppy doesn't know XML and is probably using a non-conforming parser. That said, through FrameMaker 2015, FrameMaker generated a single space on both sides of the equal sign. Since then, it does not.

To answer your question, there is no option in FM to control the presence of these spaces. However, if you are using an older version of FrameMaker and want to suppress the spaces, you can use an XSLT post-process that simply writes XML equivalent to its import. Such an identity transform will not write the spaces.
Also, extra table element attributes are inserted, such as column width. None 
of that is acceptable, either. I can only have the attributes defined by the 
DTD. Is there something I need to add to the R/W Rules file to suppress that? 
My R/W Rules file is very limited and I only have the include iosall.rw and a 
graphic element.
Check the Structure Application Developer's Guide and the Structure Application Developer Reference for a complete description of the read/write rules that control the attributes FrameMaker uses to control tables. It should not generate attributes that are not declared in the DTD. If it is writing FrameMaker properties (such as column width) to an existing attribute, you can use a read/write rule such as:

      element "/table/" {
          is fm table element;
          attribute "/att/" is fm attribute;
          }

Here, /table /is the name of the table element and /att /is the name of the attribute. The rule specifies that the XML attribute named /att/ is used for a FrameMaker attribute of the same name and not to indicate a table property.

    --Lynne

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