NIRG LabVIEW regular expression for covering multiple requirements

The Word document type in NI Requirements Gateway allows for comma separating the requirements in a Reference / coverage statement. I would like to do the same within my LabVIEW code, but the type does not have the same Sub regular expression field available. Is there any way to have a LabVIEW regular expression find coverage statements such as the following:
[Covers: REQ-5, REQ-9, REQ-15]
currently within LabVIEW comments I have to have 3 separate [Covers: REQ-5] type statements

cdweiss,
I'm very interested to know if you have any other feedback on NI Requirements Gateway. I'd also be curious to know what products are you're using with it and how extensive your requirements are.
Feel free to email me directly at [email protected]
Cheers,
Eli
Message Edited by Elijah K on 01-19-2010 11:40 PM
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