> . saying
>
> lilypond -o foo.tex foo.ly
>
> creates a file called `foo.tex.tex' -- is this really intentional?
Umm. Yes. What should the MIDI file be called otherwise?
No idea. Is there a convention which extension a MIDI file has?
`.mid' or something else?
> . the second lilypond code snippet from the file
> lilypond-overview.doc, lilypond-overview-0.1.1.ly, is this:
>
> \include "paper16.ly"
> \paper{\paper_sixteen linewidth = -1.\cm;
> castingalgorithm = \Gourlay;}
> \score{\notes\relative c
> {\context Staff
> <\context Voice
> { c''8 c''8 } >}}
>
> I would expect two c'' eights, but I get a c'' followed by a
> c''''...
This is because of the \relative keyword, the meaning of '' roughly
is two octaves above the previous note. The LaTeX documentation is
not up to date because the mudela-book received some patches
lately.
I see. Then this is either a bug in mudela-book or
lilypond-overview.doc which translates
\mudela{c''8 c''8}
to the above code. I would prefer that mudela-book does *not* use the
\relative keyword if not explicitly asked for.
Werner
