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A new parameter has been added to the #SECTION statement.

**Example:**

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**#SECTION('First Section')**

**...**

**#ENDSECTION**

**#SECTION('Another Section')**

**...**

**#ENDSECTION**

**...**

**This parameter can then be referenced by the SECTION attribute of the #APPEND statement as follows:**

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**#APPEND('FileName'),SECTION('Another Section')**

**#APPEND('FileName'),SECTION('First Section')**

**The first #APPEND statement with the SECTION attribute uses the last defined section in source order. The next #APPEND statement is used for the previous section, etc**

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**A named #SECTION can be used with the #APPEND statement ****only once****.**

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**If the SECTION attribute of the #APPEND statement has a parameter defined, for example:**

**#APPEND('somefile'),SECTION('somesection')**

**the template source generator will append the #SECTION defined with the name 'somesection' and then removes it from the list of sections.**

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**If the SECTION attribute has no parameter**

**#APPEND('somefile'),SECTION**

**the generator uses the most recently declared #SECTION not removed yet from the top of sections stack and then pops it (but does not destroy).**

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**In summary, to avoid any logic problems, all #APPEND statements ****//should not//**** mix usage of named and unnamed sections.**