On Wednesday 10 February 2010 11:34:15 you wrote:
> some english <english quote> blabla <french quote> ...
>
> makes most sense to me if here we use the english quotes and not the
> french ones in the second case;
>
I don't do things that way, rather:
“some English” followed by « une citation en français ».
\quotation{some English} followed by
{\fr\quotation{une citation en français}}
but perhaps I am wrong and this is not correct style…
Now I also understand why \quotation{\fr une citation} "doesn't work".
Alan
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