def on_enter(self):
    '\n        Executed *every time* this section is entered.\n\n        .. warning:: We are currently questioning the four section hooks *on_enter*,\n            *on_hand_over*, *on_resume*, and *on_leave*. Everything that you may wish \n            to accomplish with these hooks can be done in page hooks. The section\n            versions have some caveats that make them a bit tougher\n            to use correctly. So, for the meantime, please avoid these hooks and\n            use page hooks instead. The attributes :attr:`.Section.first_page`\n            and :attr:`.Section.last_page` may be useful for you in this regard.\n\n            The :meth:`.Section.on_exp_access` hook is not going anywhere, although we may \n            at some point decide to introduce an alternative name for it in order\n            to avoid confusion with :meth:`.Page.on_exp_access`.\n\n        See Also:\n            See "How to use hooks" for a how to on using hooks and an overview\n            of available hooks.\n        '
    pass
Executed *every time* this section is entered.

.. warning:: We are currently questioning the four section hooks *on_enter*,
    *on_hand_over*, *on_resume*, and *on_leave*. Everything that you may wish 
    to accomplish with these hooks can be done in page hooks. The section
    versions have some caveats that make them a bit tougher
    to use correctly. So, for the meantime, please avoid these hooks and
    use page hooks instead. The attributes :attr:`.Section.first_page`
    and :attr:`.Section.last_page` may be useful for you in this regard.

    The :meth:`.Section.on_exp_access` hook is not going anywhere, although we may 
    at some point decide to introduce an alternative name for it in order
    to avoid confusion with :meth:`.Page.on_exp_access`.

See Also:
    See "How to use hooks" for a how to on using hooks and an overview
    of available hooks.
def on_enter(self):
    '\n        Executed *every time* this section is entered.\n\n        .. warning:: We are currently questioning the four section hooks *on_enter*,\n            *on_hand_over*, *on_resume*, and *on_leave*. Everything that you may wish \n            to accomplish with these hooks can be done in page hooks. The section\n            versions have some caveats that make them a bit tougher\n            to use correctly. So, for the meantime, please avoid these hooks and\n            use page hooks instead. The attributes :attr:`.Section.first_page`\n            and :attr:`.Section.last_page` may be useful for you in this regard.\n\n            The :meth:`.Section.on_exp_access` hook is not going anywhere, although we may \n            at some point decide to introduce an alternative name for it in order\n            to avoid confusion with :meth:`.Page.on_exp_access`.\n\n        See Also:\n            See "How to use hooks" for a how to on using hooks and an overview\n            of available hooks.\n        '
    pass