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In article <1992Oct30.141541.272@ugle.unit.no>, robert@solan.unit.no (Robert Schmidt) writes:
:I've made a *simple* environment for writing pseudocode in emTeX, which
:I thought was pretty near compatible with LaTeX.  In emTeX, the file
:compiled nicely, in LaTeX I got this reply:
:
:
:! Use of \endpseudocode doesn't match its definition.
:\end #1->\csname end#1\endcsname \@checkend 
:                                            {#1}\if@endpe \global \let \@gte...
:l.398 \end{pseudocode}
:
Insert some \%-signs....

\newenvironment{pseudocode}[1]%
        {%				% begin
%       \setcounter{pseudotabs}{1}%
        \setcounter{pseudoline}{0}%
        \begin{tabbing}%
        {\large\tt #1}\\%		% output algorithm name
        \preadytabs%			% set up tab stops
        }%
        {%				% end
        \end{tabbing}%
        }

The above should work (not tested).

--J"org Knappen.

P.S. Your LaTeX looks obsolete. article.sty is now international with
redefinable names (like \chaptername, \appendixname, and many more. An option
[norsk] or [norwegian] should do the translations. (norsk.sty is available
with the babel system of styles by J. Braams)