Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> > example, it would be interesting to have a case-study of "advanced"
>> > LilyPond use.
>>
>> I have some examples of advanced LilyPond use here.
>
> Also enough material for a real case study?
>
> (Actually, I was trying to provoke Werner, who has given our cool
> cue-note code a real stress test :-)
oh ok, I misunderstood. My stuff is mostly about user defined music
functions (the greatest invention ever :). [Digression. I am currently
upgrading Giulio Cesare to lily 2.4; they are *very* useful in large
scores with repetitive patterns. The \tag thing happens to be really
cool too, as I discovered.]
>> > * Make {} represent real lists in markup, and transform \markup {
>> > a b \bold { c d } e } in
>> >
>> > \markup \formatline { a b \bold c \bold d e }
>>
>> I'm starting to understand a couple of things about markups, I should
>> try that.
>
> Cool; don't hesitate to ask questions; do you need a more precise
> description than what's written here. I already have some ideas of
> how it could be implemented.
Yes, actually a description is welcome! There is a long week end
coming, and thus some time to work on that.
nicolas
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