[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jürgen Spitzmüller) writes:
> As far as I know, rc.language_command_begin is used, and this is
> configurable.
> So if your LaTeX file contains \selectlanguage, and the user has defined
> \begin{otherlanguage*} and \end{otherlanguage*}, those are used instead.
Yes, but if a .tex document contains a \selectlanguage, since the
document is supposed to be valid, we can assume that this
selectlanguage does a language change. Similarly
\begin{otherlanguage*} is a language change too.
I think rc.language_command_begin is irrelevant.
JMarc
> language_command_begin and language_command_end are in the sources since at
> least 2000, so I doubt they have been introduced for arabtex.
I think they were introduced by Dekel for hebrew/arabic support.
JMarc
