Eclipse help Certain parameters are specific to the Eclipse help transformation. Antparametersargs.eclipsehelp.tocargs.eclipse.countryargs.eclipse.languageargs.eclipse.providerargs.eclipse.versionargs.eclipse.symbolic.name Parameters Description args.eclipsehelp.toc Specifies the name of the TOC file. args.eclipse.country Specifies the region for the language that is specified by the args.eclipse.language parameter. For example, us, ca, and gb would clarify a value of en set for the args.eclipse.language parameter. The content will be moved into the appropriate directory structure for an Eclipse fragment.What does "The content will be moved into the appropriate directory structure for an Eclipse fragment" mean? args.eclipse.language Specifies the base language for translated content, such as en for English. This parameter is a prerequisite for the args.eclipse.country parameter. The content will be moved into the appropriate directory structure for an Eclipse fragment. args.eclipse.provider Specifies the name of the person or organization that provides the Eclipse help. The default value is DITA. The toolkit ignores the value of this parameter when it processes an Eclipse map. args.eclipse.version Specifies the version number to include in the output. The default value is 0.0.0.The toolkit ignores the value of this parameter when it processes an Eclipse map. args.eclipse.symbolic.name Specifies the symbolic name (aka plugin ID) in the output for an Eclipse Help project. The @id value from the DITA map or the Eclipse map collection (Eclipse help specialization) is the symbolic name for the plugin in Eclipse. The default value is org.sample.help.doc.The toolkit ignores the value of this parameter when it processes an Eclipse map.I'm not clear what this means. Is the default value for the args.eclipse.symbolic.name parameter the value of the @id attribute on the <map> or <plugin> element, if provided, and the org.sample.help.doc if there is not a value for the @id attribute or the args.eclipse.symbolic.name parameter?