The END predefined macro can be used to terminate text bodies and is particularly useful at the end of these in include files, since when the include file is used it guarantees that the processor is back in STANDARD mode rather than relying on their being a predefined macro straight after the include file to do this. There is no requirement to explicitly terminate a text body normally as it is always followed by another predefined macro or the end of the file both of which terminate the text body.
Note that the GPP and TEX predefined macros which the above replaces are deprecated and should not be used.
Go to the first, previous, next, last section, table of contents.