<?pseqend>
Description
Use the <?pseqend> processing instruction to mark a position in the text stream as the end of a page sequence (defined via the pseq macro). For example, you would use <?pseqend> to identify data contained in one text stream that is to be used and formatted across multiple page sequences.
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The syntax and behaviour of the <?pseqend> command changed in release 10 and as such templates designed for releases 8 and 9 may need to be updated accordingly. The only parameter still available to help preserve backward compatibility is the name of the next page sequence to use (i.e.<?pseqend “layout”. All other parameters have been deprecated and will be ignored. Instead of using options on <?pseqend> to influence the next page sequence, use either <?pseqstart> or<? psequp> , for example:
<?pseqend><?pseqstart 0, "layout">
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Syntax
<?pseqend new_sequence:s?>
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new_sequence
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Name of the new page sequence to be used
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Additional Information
When the page following the <?pseqend> command is formatted, it will use the rules defined in the next page sequence specified in the document sequence control stream. If there are no more valid page sequences available to use the processing instruction is ignored and the current page sequence will continue.
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The <?pseqend> processing instruction does not automatically insert a page break. If one is required, add it manually. For more information on page breaks, see <?b>.
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