Topic Enumeration is the term used to describe the numbering or bulleting before
a particular topic. EClass makes three different styles available, classic numbering,
dewey decimal numbering, and bulleting. For details on how to implement these
different styles refer back to section 2.2.1.
EClass behavior is the same regardless of the enumeration used.
Classic Numbering
The Classic Numbering style refers to the use of alternating numbering and lettering.
The style of the numbering and lettering also changes on each level; numbering changes
from Roman numeral numbering to common numbering and lettering changes from uppercase
to lowercase. Figure 2.3.5a is an example of Classic Numbering.
Figure 2.3.5a: Classic Numbering
Dewey Decimal Numbering
The Dewey Decimal Numbering style refers to the use of a decimal breakdown of each level.
The first level will have 1 decimal place, the second will have two, as each level adds
another decimal place. The decimals are then incremented for each topic in a level.
Figure 2.3.5b is an example of Dewey Decimal Numbering.
Figure 2.3.5b: Dewey Decimal Numbering
Bulleting
The Bulleting style refers to use of unordered grouping of topics, with each level
alternating bullets and lines. Figure 2.3.5c is an example of Bulleting.
Figure 2.3.5c: Bulleting
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