Am 15.02.2016 um 17:09 schrieb N. Andrew Walsh:
> (just saw that Urs replied. Here's hoping I'm not redundant!)
>
Nope. You delivered the link that I had already copied but forgot to
paste ;-)
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Hi Devin,
Lilypond's syntax deviates from other programming languages in a subtle but
significant way: certain characters -- namely brackets -- do not need to be
explicitly nested inside one another. Rather, they occur at the points
where their corresponding graphical object begins and ends. See h
Hi Devin,
you're welcome, but this is not a bug but a characteristic of LilyPond's
syntax.
Slurs (and beams) are not use in an "enclosing" way but are written
after the note they affect.
So the end of a slur is written after the final note. In your first
example (the non-functional) the closing s
[This is a correction of previous messsage -- I meant "slurs", not
"staccato". SORRY!]
Hi,
I am working with Walter Bender on a visual programming language called
"Music Blocks" (http://musicblocks.net).
Neither of us know Lilypond well enough, so maybe someone on this list
can help us out.
As
