Can I find Outline Number, then read the entire line twice

[simo90]

I have a large document that has hundreds of paragraphs, but also has headers and subheaders that divide up these paragraphs. It looks like this.

1. This is my first header.
Then, under this first header will be one or more paragraphs . . .

A. Then I'll have a subhead
Again, I'll have 1 or more paragraphs . . .

What I would like to do is have TA find each header and read it twice. I did not know if there was a way for TA to say,
"Oh, I just found a header (i.e., W: {{re=\r\n\s*(\d+)\.\s*}} ),
I need to indicate this by saying, 'Next main point number 1 (i.e., P: next main point number $1 )"

But then I would like TA to read all the way to the next Carriage Return two times. Just to be clear, I want TA to say:
"Next main point number 1 This is my first header This is my first header"

Can I do this?

Brad

[simo90]

Well, after playing with it for a while, I answered my own question:

Word: \r\n\s*(\d+)\.([^\.]*)
Pronounce: Next main point $1 $2 again $2

\r\n -- Find a Carriage Return=\r and a New Line=\n

\s* -- Then find 0 or more spaces

(\d+) -- Then find one or more (+) digits (\d) and the ( ) indicate to save them in the variable $1.

([^\.]*) -- Then the ( ) says to save what's inside in variable $2. The [ ] says to look for any characters that are NOT=^ a period \. and the * says find 0 or more of them up to the first period.

So, $1 holds my outline number and $2 contains the outline words.

1) \r\n -- Find a Carriage Return=\r and a New Line=\n
2) \s* -- Then find 0 or more spaces
3) (\d+) -- Then find one or more (+) digits (\d) and the ( ) indicate to
save them in the variable $1.
4) ([^\.]*) -- Then the ( ) says to save what's inside in variable $2.
The [ ] says to look for any characters that are NOT=^
a period \. and the * says find 0 or more of them up to
the first period.
5) So, $1 holds my outline number and $2 contains the outline words.