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| − | The Specification Editor allow entries to be deleted with the context menu (right-click -> Delete). Please note: This deletes only the SpecHierarchy, the corresponding SpecObject (if one was set) stays intact. | + | The Specification Editor and the Outline View allow entries to be deleted with the context menu (right-click -> Delete) or with the DEL key. Please note: This deletes only the SpecHierarchy, the corresponding SpecObject (if one was set) stays intact. |
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| + | == How do I create a ReqIF Project? == | ||
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| + | You don't need to: Any Eclipse project will do. This allows, amongst others, to easily integrate ProR with tools that require special project. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:47, 14 June 2012
How can I delete a SpecHierarchy?
The Specification Editor and the Outline View allow entries to be deleted with the context menu (right-click -> Delete) or with the DEL key. Please note: This deletes only the SpecHierarchy, the corresponding SpecObject (if one was set) stays intact.
How do I create a ReqIF Project?
You don't need to: Any Eclipse project will do. This allows, amongst others, to easily integrate ProR with tools that require special project.