Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Hi Karlin, Thanks for your response. > I use the part combiner in every project I do. That's great to hear. > As far as helping with such a project, my experience with LilyPond > amounts to only a year or so. Every little bit helps. > I know nothing at all about Scheme-family languages, >

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Hi David, > Nevertheless I am really at a loss of what "working with > you towards a really great partcombiner" is supposed to mean. I'm sorry you're at a loss. Hopefully things will become clearer to you as time goes on. > What is the kind of work you are envisioning for yourself here?

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Kieren MacMillan writes: > 3. I have always been, and continue to be, happy to sponsor > infrastructure improvements. That being said: (a) I am in no financial > position to offer a monthly amount of any significance; and (b) nobody > has ever asked me to sponsor

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

showing how partcombine and quote don't play well together. This limitation is interfering with my ability to put together the Awesome Divisi Choral Framework™ I'm currently working on. In <http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2016-08/msg00215.html>, Malte offered a solution which

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

On 6/6/2017 11:30 AM, Kieren MacMillan wrote: > 2. Am I the only one who wants a killer part-combining framework? Is nobody > else using it as much as I am (even in its highly-limited current state)? > > 3. Are there any programmers out there willing to work with me towards a > really great

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Hi David, > I'd put in my usual rant about the ungrateful and underpaid work to > improve infrastructure until user-accessible features become low-hanging > fruit and can be implemented for a smile and a song, but it is a bit > pointless since there aren't smiles and songs for those either. 1. I

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Kieren MacMillan writes: > Hi David, > >>> Not sure if this was "I hit send early", or "teaching a man to >> fish", or "+1"…? >> It was "the principles of the mechanisms are incompatible". > > I thought that might be it… > > Coincidentally, I've long wanted to help

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Hi David, >> Not sure if this was "I hit send early", or "teaching a man to fish", or >> "+1"…? > It was "the principles of the mechanisms are incompatible". I thought that might be it… Coincidentally, I've long wanted to help spearhead and sponsor a "Grand Unified Partcombine Project".

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Kieren MacMillan <kieren_macmil...@sympatico.ca> writes: > Hi David, > >>> The snippet below contains a [M]WE showing how partcombine and quote >>> don't play well together. >> >> Quotes pick up one (bottom) context, partcombine produces several.

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Hi David, >> The snippet below contains a [M]WE showing how partcombine and quote >> don't play well together. > > Quotes pick up one (bottom) context, partcombine produces several. Not sure if this was "I hit send early", or "teaching a man to

Re: partcombine and quote don't play well together

Kieren MacMillan <kieren_macmil...@sympatico.ca> writes: > Hello all, > > The snippet below contains a [M]WE showing how partcombine and quote > don't play well together. Quotes pick up one (bottom) context, partcombine produces several.

partcombine and quote don't play well together

Hello all, The snippet below contains a [M]WE showing how partcombine and quote don't play well together. This limitation is interfering with my ability to put together the Awesome Divisi Choral Framework™ I'm currently working on. In <http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2016