The command for naming the theorem-like environments currently works like this:
\NameTheorem { application }
{
, heading = {
, english = Application
, french = Application
...
}
, crefname = {
, english = {application}{applications}
, french = [l']{application}[les]{applications}
...
}
, Crefname = {
, english = {Application}{Applications}
, french = [L']{application}[Les]{applications}
...
}
}
It was originally designed this way to make it easier when adding new environments - instead of adding the code here and there, one only needs to add a bunch of code in one place.
However, this approach is very inconvenient for maintaining language files. Instead, it would be nice to have a new command \NameTheorems with the following syntax:
The command for naming the theorem-like environments currently works like this:
It was originally designed this way to make it easier when adding new environments - instead of adding the code here and there, one only needs to add a bunch of code in one place.
However, this approach is very inconvenient for maintaining language files. Instead, it would be nice to have a new command
\NameTheorems
with the following syntax:In this way, the names can be maintained per language.