>>>>> "Nicolas" == Nicolas SABOURET <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nicolas> Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
>> What happens if you type \usepackage{babel} in the preamble
>> *before* the redefinition?
Nicolas> Yes, it could be an idea (actually, it is logical since my
Nicolas> definition had the purpose to override the babel one).
I am not sure it will do something in your case. Does babel know about
algorithms?
Nicolas> However, I see two objections : 1. since \usepackage{babel}
Nicolas> is invoked later on, its definitions will override mine :)
No. \usepackage has this nice property that it never loads a package
twice.
Nicolas> 2. I'm definitely against code repetition, which is what you
Nicolas> do when having two "\usepackage{babel}".
Agreed, but the second one is a no-op.
Nicolas> The first solution I proposed (adding a \floatname command)
Nicolas> works nice however.
I think it is the right solution in your case. We will have to work
out a better one eventually.
JMarc
