1. | | The allocation of parameters to functions is exclusively by means of references in the function descriptions ( <sw-param-ref> in <sw-function-variant>).
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2. | | It is possible to give <sw-param-content>s in <sw-function-variant>. Only <sw-param>s may be referenced here that are referenced in <sw-function-variant> as well. The provision of parameter contents in functions must therefore be consistent with the assignment of parameters to functions.
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3. | | If a content is specified for a parameter ( <sw-param>) both in <sw-function-variant> as well as in <sw-param-content-spec>, then the latter takes precedence.
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4. | | If contents are given in two different functions for the same parameter, then one entry must also be included in <sw-param-content-spec>. This ensures that the straightforward precedence rule given above can be applied.
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5. | | By inserting a <sw-param-contents>, the author of a <sw-function-variant> has the possibility of controlling those parameter contents which shall be displayed locally when formatting.
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Differing processes can be operated with the DTD since
<sw-param-contents> is possible both for the functions as well as globally for the entire software (within
<msrsw>). The following is recommended: