<state>

The <state> element represents a named property that has a variable state value.

The <state> element is primarily intended for use in specializations. It could be used to represent logic circuit, chemical reaction, or airplane instrumentation states.

Rendering expectation for the <state> element are entirely implementation-dependent.

The following attributes are available on this element: universal attributes and the attributes defined below.

Specifies the name of the property
Specifies the state of the property

Example

The following code sample shows how <state> can be used to indicate a high value for a device flow rate:

<note type="warning">If the rate of flow reaches "high" on your measuring device
(<state name="flowrate" value="high"/>), take quick action or you will
risk dangerous levels of exposure.</note>