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%% LaTeX package xcntperchap - version 0.5 (2018/01/05 -- 22:04:12)
%% README file for xcntperchap.sty
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%% Copyright (c) 2016 -- 2018 by Dr. Christian Hupfer <typography dot with dot latex at gmail dot com>
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The package xcntperchap provides a way of investigating how many subsections per chapter etc. are in a certain chapter etc beforehand, i.e. at the begin of the second compilation run this is information is available. 

As of 2018/01/05 xcntperchap does not supersede the package cntperchap by the same author, however, 
the older package isn't declared obsolete as of 2018/01/05