I'm using what I think is the current version (shipped with LilyPond 2.1.25) and I'm having a few problems:
1. Much of my file keeps being coloured like a string. This happens when I have a construction such as words = \lyrics { ... } and then later \lyricsto "voice" \new Lyrics \words After this, notes are coloured as a string up to the next close brace "}". If I replace \words with { foo }, the syntax colouring works as expected. 2. I think there's a problem with the way the menu is built, because when I customize LilyPond-gv-command to "ggv", it still tries to run gv when I do C-c C-p (LilyPond-command-viewps). lilypond-mode.el seems to build the menu at load time, so the updated values (even from customisations??) are not taken into account. 3. I may have reported this before, but for completeness: lilypond currently (2.1.25) produces DVI, PS and PDF unless you give it the arguments --no-pdf --no-ps. I don't know if this is a bug in lilypond, a bug in lilypond-mode.el, or just something that has changed. It means that the command to produce DVI needs to be changed in order only to produce DVI. 4. There is no command to produce/view PDF. 5. The mode seems slow in operation. I have a 700MHz machine with 320Mb of memory, and most Emacs modes work at a reasonable speed. I get slow operation when I run Emacs (21.3.1) without my settings, i.e. emacs -q, so I think it's something intrinsic to LilyPond-mode. It doesn't speed up if I turn off font-lock-mode. If you are interested, I'm happy to work with you to see what is causing this problem (I think that any major mode should work reasonably fast on a machine like mine with a short file (~ 200 lines), or is this an unreasonable expectation? Finally, thanks very much for this mode, which makes working with LilyPond much easier than it would be otherwise. -- http://www.mupsych.org/~rrt/ | Caution Children At Play Drive Slowly (Anon) _______________________________________________ Bug-lilypond mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond