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Adding structure  to RTF Report
« on: April 19, 2010, 09:56:49 pm »
Hi,

I encounter the following problem when I want to add some structure into my RTF reports.

Our model is used by several engineers, each of them having its own component to model and looks a little bit like this:

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- Interfaces
-- Component A
-- Component B
-- Component C
-- Component D
- Behavioural
-- Component A
-- Component B
-- Component C
-- Component D
- Classes
-- Component A
-- Component B
-- Component C
-- Component D

Now, we need to create documentation for each component on its own.

Just using standard model documentation I would get a report with a table of contents like this:

Code: [Select]
Report
- Table of Contents
- Component A
- Component A
- Component A

As all Component packages are identically named, there exist three similar chapters.

But it should look like this:
Code: [Select]
Report
- Table of Contents
- Interfaces
-- Component A
- Behavioural
-- Component A
- Classes
-- Component A

To be able to add some structure to the RTF report for one component (lets say Component A), I created a master document and subsequent model documents, like this:

Code: [Select]
- Component A (master document)
-- Interfaces::Component A (model document)
-- Behavioural::Component A (model document)
-- Classes::Component A (model document)

I added a chapter with text to each of the model documents. This leads to each model document having a special template.
Although all these template only differ in this chapter text.

Is there an easier way to accomplish this goal?
(Besides of renaming the model packages?)

Thanks very much in advance,
H.