_Specification_AuthorSettings.tex

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%%% All author customizations should go in this file
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%%% DRAFT watermark and commentary control
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%%% These two lines, if uncommented, will remove the watermark and margin comments
%%% to prepare your document for final formatting
% \SetWatermarkText{}
% \setboolean{hidecomments}{true}

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%%% Customize location of Model-Generated content, if using MDSA tools
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%%% Uncomment this and provide the path to *model-generated* .tex and .svg content
%%% if you are placing somewhere other than the standard locations entered here...
%  \renewcommand{\genfiles}{GeneratedContent/}
%  \graphicspath{{../GeneratedContent/Images/}}


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%%% Bibliography References
%%% See https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Bibliography_management_in_LaTeX
%%% for guidance
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%%% Location of the .bib file to provide your own bibliography entries
%%% If you have additional .bib files you may add them by copying the line and
%%% updating the filename. Note that you must include ".bib" at the end of the
%%% filename.
\addbibresource{specification.bib}

%%% OMG publication guidelines strongly suggest that references be broken out into
%%% normative, and non-normative lists.  By default, cited references will appear
%%% in the NON-normative bibliography. Add bibliographic citation references to 
%%% this list to have them appear in the normative bibliography instead.
% \addtocategory{normative}{MOF25, MOF251, UML251, XMI, XMLSchema}

%%% LaTeX will build your bibliography section from the references you cite in your
%%% document. If you wish to include certain 'default' references without needing to 
%%% explicitly find a place to add a \cite command, you may add them to the following
%%% list instead.
% \nocite{MOF25, MOF251, UML251, XMI, XMLSchema}


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%%% Useful but completely optional packages
%%% Feel free to comment out the following sections if you are not using them.

%%% Source code listings, with useful defaults
%%% https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Code_listing#Using_listings_to_highlight_code
\usepackage{listings}
\lstset{breaklines=true, tabsize=4, captionpos=b, basicstyle=\ttfamily}

%%% Support for tables that span across multiple pages
%%% https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Tables#Multi-page_tables
\usepackage{longtable}

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%%% User added packages
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%%% You may add any additional changes you like below this line