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Numbering | Example | Regex |
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Decimal | 1.2. | ^(\d+\.)+\s* |
ISO-2145 | 1.2 | ^(\d+\.?)+\s* |
Lower-latin | a.b. | ^([a-z]+\.?)+\s* |
Upper-latin | A.B. | ^([A-Z]+\.?)+\s* |
Upper-roman | I.II.III. | ^([IVXLC]+\.?)+\s* |
Document Configuration
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New Feature 🚀 |
This is the evolution of the paragraph configuration. We call this feature Linear Documents. It is best suited when requirements are written outside of tables, when you reuse public standards or your customer’s requirements.
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Parent requirement configuration
Sometimes, you want to organize your requirement hierarchies in a different way. Instead of having to manually add a parent requirement macro link to every table column, you can define a parent requirement in your page, and have the following table(s) automatically reference this parent requirement when indexing the page.
What do we mean by “isolated requirement”? Any requirement in the page that is defined by itself in a table or paragraph.
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