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Declaration condition conflict.
Additional Information
An unconditional INSERTION-BREAK declaration has already been
entered, so no further INSERTION-BREAK declarations are allowed for it.
or
The current INSERTION-BREAK declaration must have a condition, since
the previous INSERTION-BREAK declarations also have conditions.
or
An unconditional REPLACEMENT-BREAK declaration for 'X' has already been
entered, so no such further declarations are allowed for it.
or
The current REPLACEMENT-BREAK declaration for 'X' must have a
condition, since the previous such declarations also have conditions.
Explanation
If there is more than one insertion-break declaration in a program, at most one declaration may be applicable at any one time. Similarly, if OmniMark attempts to replace a single character with a string from a replacement-break declarations, it verifies that at most one such rule is applicable at any one time. If a declaration for insertion or character replacement has no condition, it is always true, and there is no need to enter any other declarations for that particular type.
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