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Am Dienstag, 20. April 2010 18:07:50 schrieb Graham Percival:
> > And this back compatibility has no known downsides.
> 
> It makes the lilypond-book code slightly more complicated?  I
> agree that this isn't a big deal.

AFAICS, it's only the regexp that caters for both options before and after 
{lilypond}, so I don't think it's really a complication. We might want to add 
a comment in the code, though, that we kept options before {lilypond} only for 
backward compatibility.


> > I guess if the old syntax is to be deprecated (and it causes problems
> > with LaTeX-aware editors and tools and startles LaTeX users, and
> > _likely_ ), this deprecation needs to be a news
> > item at some point of time.
> 
> I think we'll remove it in lilypond 3.0, as part of the GLISS
> changes.  Granted, this is probably 18 months in the future.

Hmm, with such a time horizon, I'm beginning to think about the \cresc, \dim 
and \decresc text commands again. Shall we really wait that long?

Cheers,
Reinhold
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