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Paragraph Configuration
Published Feb 19

    Paragraph Configuration

    When you define requirements in paragraph or headings, by default, the description of the requirement is the following text.

    Requirement keys in paragraphs:

    Here are my requirements:

     

    With the configuration macro, you can:

    • Change the property name.

    • Treat the bold text as normal text.

    • Change the dependency name.

    • Ignore the numbering in headings.

     

    After inserting the macro and publishing the document, here is my requirement again:

     

    When requirements are in headings

    You can ignore the numbered headings by passing a regular expression specifying the numbering format.

    My headings:

    will get saved as:

     

    Here are a few common ways to number headings and their regexes:

    Numbering

    Example

    Regex

    Numbering

    Example

    Regex

    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*

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    {"serverDuration": 10, "requestCorrelationId": "4d1145e5b49847028ac40054630a840f"}