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5.7 @unnumberedsec
, @appendixsec
, @heading
The @unnumberedsec
, @appendixsec
, and @heading
commands are, respectively, the unnumbered, appendix-like, and
heading-like equivalents of the @section
command (see the
previous section).
@unnumberedsec
and @appendixsec
do not need to be used
in ordinary circumstances, because @section
may also be used
within @unnumbered
and @appendix
chapters; again, see
the previous section.
@unnumberedsec
The
@unnumberedsec
command may be used within an unnumbered chapter or within a regular chapter or appendix to produce an unnumbered section.@appendixsec
@appendixsection
-
@appendixsection
is a longer spelling of the@appendixsec
command; the two are synonymous.Conventionally, the
@appendixsec
or@appendixsection
command is used only within appendices. @heading
You may use the
@heading
command anywhere you wish for a section-style heading that will not appear in the table of contents.
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