This permits todefines the parameters accepted by the I<env> environment and specifies the ones to be translated. This information is later used to check the number of arguments of the \begin command, and permit to specify which one must be translated. The syntax of the I<parameters> argument is the same as described for the others commands. The first parameter of the \begin command is the name of the environment. This parameter must not be specified in the list of parameters. Here are some examples: % po4a: environment multicols {} % po4a: environment equation
permits todefines the parameters accepted by the I<env> environment and specifies the ones to be translated.This information is later used to check the number of arguments of the
\begin command
, and permit to specify which one must be translated.The syntax of the I<parameters> argument is the same as described for the
others commands.
The first parameter of the \begin command is the name of the environment.
This parameter must not be specified in the list of parameters. Here are
some examples:
% po4a: environment multicols {}
% po4a: environment equation