RML Sample Clauses

RML. This section first introduces the idea of XML wildcard elements. After that the RML syntax is introduced in Sect. 2.3.2, before Section 2.3.3 describes the RML tools. 2.3.1 XML Wildcard Elements The transformation problem as shown in Sect. 2.2.1 reminds one of the use of wildcards for solving similar problems in text string matching. The idea of using an XML version of wildcards is a core idea of our method and of this paper. The idea is to define XML notation for an XML version of constructs like the * and ? and + and others in text–based wildcards as in Perl regular expressions, and then using these constructs for matching and variable binding. These constructs are called XML wildcard elements. They consist of complete XML elements and attributes as can be formally defined with a schema, but they also consist of extensions for denoting wildcard variables inside a problem domain XML. These variables are just like the variables as they are used in the various languages available for text–based wildcard matching, for instance Perl regular expressions. The variables have a name, and they are given a value when a match succeeds. This value can then be used in the output of a transformation rule. 2.3.2 The RML syntax RML rules are stated in XML. The basis of a rule is that in the antecedent of the rule the input is matched, and then whatever matched is replaced by the consequent of the rule. RML was designed to be mixed with any problem domain XML, to be able to define transformations while re-using the problem domain XML as much as possible. RML is a mixture of XML elements, conventions for XML- attribute names, and conventions for attribute values, to mix in with XML from the problem domain vocabulary at hand. RML introduces some new XML elements and uses an element from XHTML. From XHTML only the div element is used and it is used to distinguish a rule, the antecedent of a rule, and the consequence of a rule by means of the class attribute of the div tag. We use the div tag from XHTML for reasons that have to do with a presentation in browsers. The Table in Fig. 2.1 lists all the current RML constructs with a short explanation of their usage in the last column. These have been found to be sufficient for all transformations encountered so far in practice in the projects where RML is being used. An X in the XML tags can be replaced by a string of choice. The position that is sometimes mentioned in the explanations is the position in the sequential list that r...
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RML. Borrower shall maintain at all times, tested as of each Month End, RML of at least four (4) months, provided, that, for any month in which Borrower’s Average EBDAS is at least Zero Dollars ($0), RML shall not be tested.
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RML. RML confirms to the Purchaser that it has no intention to file for relief under Chapter 11 of Title 11 of the United States Code and undertakes to consult with the Purchaser prior to making any decision to file for such relief.
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