Another good thing, could be to just let a relatively experienced lily user
typeset a piece in practise, and write a pretty detailed document (or log)
about how he/she does this. This could be useful as a suggestion of how the
entire typesetting procedure can look like. It could also be a way of showing
potential users what lily really is about.
(I'm not sure this should be a part of the official documentation though)
Erik
On Friday 29 April 2005 02.38, Graham Percival wrote:
> I'm proposing that we add a chapter (to become the new chapter 4) which
> demonstrates practical examples of lilypond. For example,
>
> \header{
> title = \markup \center-align < "Title first line" "Title second
> line, longer" >
> subsubtitle = #(string-append "subsubtitle LilyPond version "
> (lilypond-version))
> composer = \markup \center-align < "composer" \small "(1847-1973)" >
> }
>
> All this information is present in the manual somewhere, but beginners
> may
> have difficulty putting it together. This kind of doc has been
> requested
> numerous times, and most people who start to write their own lilypond
> tutorial want to do this kind of thing. The idea is to have three or
> four
> complicated but short examples (maybe 20 lines each), with wordy
> explanations for each line. Basically, it's an Advanced Tutorial.
>
>
> Any objections?
> - Graham
>
>
>
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