Sort Orders as you like

V5 Question
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You define the order in the Group Key Section ie;

[ORDERS GROUP|ORDER STATE:Course:Starters,Mains,Desserts]

This is a sample of my kitchen ticket template;

[LAYOUT]
<C00>
<C00>
<C00>
<C00>
<C22>ORDER {TICKET NO}
{ENTITIES}
<J00>Date:{TICKET DATE}|Time:{TIME}
<F>-
{ORDERS}
<C00>
<C00>
<C00>
<C00>
<C00>
<B>
[ORDERS]
<EB>
<L01>{QUANTITY} x {NAME}
<DB>
{SORTED ORDER TAGS}

[ORDERS GROUP|ORDER STATE:Course:Starters,Mains,Desserts]
<C00>
<F>-
<C11>** {GROUP KEY}  **
<C00>x{QUANTITY SUM}
<C00>

[ORDERS:Void]
<J10>{QUANTITY} x {NAME}|**Void**
{SORTED ORDER TAGS}

[SORTED ORDER TAGS]
-- Format for order tags
<L00>     [=(TN('{ORDER TAG QUANTITY}') > 1 ? ' {ORDER TAG QUANTITY}x ' : '    ')] {ORDER TAG NAME}

[ENTITIES:Table]
-- Table entity format
<C11>Table: {ENTITY NAME}

[ENTITIES:Customer]
-- Customer entity format
<C11>Customer: {ENTITY NAME}
<C00>Phone: {ENTITY DATA:Phone}

Which gives;

                 ORDER 53
                Table: T06
Date:15/10/2015                 Time:19:32
------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------
             ** Starters  **
                    x1
1 x Starter
------------------------------------------
               ** Mains  **
                    x2
1 x Main
1 x Special
------------------------------------------
             ** Desserts  **
                    x1
1 x Dessert
          Sticky Toffee
          Custard

My setup uses product caption tags and a order added rule to turn the tag into a state for the course.
I also have ask question which allows selecting of orders and change of course if say child wants a main served with the starters.

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