Hi there,
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I would like to add one point to the general clean-up of the mudela
grammar. This one concerns penalties for line breaking.
In LilyPond 1.0.0 (which I am still using) \nobreak is defined as
something like
\penalty = -10000;
I always found that this was a bit counter-intuitive. A *negative* penalty
amounts to a bonus, as far as I am concerned. Yet, what I mean when I type
this is to insert a real penalty. So, either one should say
\penalty = 10000; to prevent a linebreak, or change the name to something
positive like \breakability = -10000;
What do you think?
Bye ... Felix
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