Il giorno ven 4 dic 2015 alle 15:52, David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> ha
scritto:
Well, no, that isn't what is meant by "interpreted".
How about:
The music function \displayLilyMusic displays the following music
expression while also retaining it as part of the surrounding
expression. This is convenient when inserting \displayLilyMusic into
existing music expressions since it does not affect their
interpretation
when printing a rendition of them.
Sometimes you indeed only want to print some expression without
letting
LilyPond do anything else with it. In that case, you can place \void
before \displayLilyMusic and the entire expression will be discarded
after displaying it.
Much better, now I think I got it.
The meaning of "displaying" here should be made more clear: display in
the console, not in the output. Some redundancy may help with avoiding
any misunderstanding:
The music function \displayLilyMusic displays the following music
expression _in the console_ while...
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