On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 17:07:24 +0100
Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Trevor Daniels wrote:
> > Hmm. It seems like the first # is optional for
> > a text string, but not for other types, which explains
> > why the example worked. I'll add the # to the example
> > to avoid this confusio
Trevor Daniels wrote:
3.3.4 I was confused about the hash signs (#).
The statement about why
they are needed before all values in a \set
statement is very clear,
but then the subsequent example has
\set Staff.instrumentName = "Soprano"
without a hash sign. Is this because "Soprano" is
a
> > 4.5.2 Regarding moving beams, I have a
> > typographical question. I
> > understand that the end of a beam is normally
> > positioned such that its
> > top edge, centre, or bottom edge is aligned on a
> > staff line. When
> > manually setting the positions, what fractions of
> > a line space wo
Andrew Hawryluk wrote 27 January 2008 02:09
>
> I just finished reading the Learning Manual for
> the first time and I
> am really impressed. Nice work everyone! As a
> relatively new user,
> chapters 3 and 4 were excellent. I am starting to
> figure out why
> commands belong in various places
I just finished reading the Learning Manual for the first time and I
am really impressed. Nice work everyone! As a relatively new user,
chapters 3 and 4 were excellent. I am starting to figure out why
commands belong in various places, and I now see how simple some of
the tweaks are. Thanks!
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