Configurations can be made in the 
	configuration editor or on the preferences page.
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		== – „Equals” operator to use within a condition
	
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		!= – „Not equals” operator to use within a condition
	
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		addressOf – Starts an 
		addressOf condition.
	
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		baselineSetDefinition – Defines the „Baseline Set Definition” that is to be loaded.
	
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		baselineSet – Defines the „Baseline Set” that is to be loaded.
	
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		contains – Constraint for substring check
	
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		if – Third keyword of an 
		include expression. Starts a block of conditions.
	
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		if ( … 
		) { … 
		} else { … 
		} – Conditional expression to map attributes based on constraints
	
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		in – „In” operator to use within a condition
	
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		include – Starts an 
		include expression. Artifacts satisfying the expression right from the 
		include keyword will be included in the result set.
	
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		map – Starts a mapping block.
	
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		Module – Allows to access the parent module of an object for mapping.
	
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		modules – Second keyword of an 
		include expression. Defines that the following conditions are evaluated on module level.
	
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		objects – Second keyword of an 
		include expression. Defines that the following conditions are evaluated on object level.
	
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		project – Defines which project is to be imported.
	
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		Project – Allows to access the parent project of an object for mapping.
	
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		resource – A pattern for a project, folder or file in the workspace.
	
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		split( … 
		, … 
		) – Inside an 
		in condition this can split the first parameter at every occurrence of the second parameter and be used as many separate values.
	
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		switch ( … 
		) { 
		case…*:* … 
		default: … 
		} – Conditional expression to map attribute values based on predefined values of another available string for mapping.
	
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		to – Defines the relation of a custom attribute to the value it is mapped to.
	
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		valueOf – Starts a 
		valueOf condition.
	
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		server – Defines the server to be used.
	
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		port – Defines the port to be used.
	
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		file – Defines the file to be used for storing.
	
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		cell – Optional 
		regular expressions for content or address of a cell
	
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		element matches – XPath expression for the selection of artifacts
	
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		identified by – Unique key for an artifact in this document.
	
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		column with header – Defines within a 
		valueOf expression in a configuration of the Excel adapter that the value is contained in a column with a certain column header provided right from the keyword.
	
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		locate bookmark where subset – Bookmark recognition(s). This can be used to filter valid bookmarks by defining a 
		regular expression on the 
		full label format, see detailed explanation below.
	
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		locate text where pattern – 
		Regular expression recognition(s)
	
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		map – Attribute mappings for custom attributes
	
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		map to type – ReqIF type long name filter
	
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		name – Name for the matched artifact
	
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		resource – File filter pattern
	
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		sheet – 
		Regular expression for the workbook sheet name
	
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		subset metaclass – Filter elements by meta class
	
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		subset namespace – Filter elements by namespace
	
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		subset stereotype – Stereotype filter
	
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		type – ReqIF specification type long name filter
	
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		… as block|line comment – Specifies whether ANALYZE creates block or line comments for new links.
	
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		analyze comments of … – Which artifact type represents the 
		C artifact. Possible Values are 
		A and 
		B.
	
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		create links by … – Specifies how ANALYZE calculates the content of new comments on link creation. The specification is a concatenation of static strings and values of artifact attributes.
	
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		in – „In” operator to use within a condition
	
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		locate links by – A 
		regular expression for the text portion in the comment of the C files representing a link.
	
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		map { … } – As an option, it is possible to define link attributes and derive the attribute values similar to the identifier derivation specified by  
		identified by.
	
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		separatedby – As an option, it is possible to define a separator, that separates identifiers in a list, e.g., requirement ids that can be linked with ids in one cell of an Excel document.
	
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		where – Specifies the relevant attributes for the identification of an artifact linked to a C element.