CHAPTER_ORDER
This command enables you to reorder chapters. The specified chapters will appear first. All others will follow according to the order described in the type definition.
Syntax
DEFINITION <object-1> { ... CHAPTER_ORDER {[, <chapter name>]} ... }
Example
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 in this example will be: "G" , "C" , "A" , "Introduction" , "B" , "D" , "E" , "F" , "Links" , "Reference Documents" , "Access Data" .
Example
The clause can appear anywhere at the type level and it can appear more than once, 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 in this example will be: "F" , "D" , "G" , "C" , "A" , "Introduction" , "B" , "E" , "Links" , "Reference Documents" , "Access Data" .
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