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CHAPTER_ORDER
The CHAPTER_ORDER command reorders chapters. The specified chapters appear first; all others follow according to the order described in the type definition.
Syntax
DEFINITION object-1
 {
...
CHAPTER_ORDER {[, chapter name]}
...
}
Example 1
DEFINITION "My Definition"
{
CHAPTER_ORDER { "G", "C", "A" }
CHAPTER "A"
...
CHAPTER "B"
...
CHAPTER "C"
...
CHAPTER "D"
...
CHAPTER "E"
...
CHAPTER "F"
...
CHAPTER "G"
...
}
The resulting chapter order is:
"G", "C", "A", "Introduction", "B", "D", "E", "F", "Links", "Reference Documents", "Access Data"
Example 2
The clause can appear anywhere at the type level and it can appear more than one time, as in this example:
DEFINITION "My Definition"
{
CHAPTER_ORDER { "G", "C", "A" }
CHAPTER "A"
...
CHAPTER "B"
...
CHAPTER "C"
...
CHAPTER "D"
...
CHAPTER "E"
...
CHAPTER "F"
...
CHAPTER "G"
...
CHAPTER_ORDER { "F", "D" }
}
The resulting chapter order is:
"F", "D", "G", "C", "A", "Introduction", "B", "E", "Links", "Reference Documents", "Access Data"
See also
Keywords for USRPROPS