2007/12/12, Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Out of curiosity, which of the two functions do you > use the most, the one with one or with three arguments?
As a matter of fact, you posted the one with one argument before adding your snippet: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2007-01/msg00503.html So I began with this function, and never really tried the other (had I known that the other one was also possible, I probably would have used this instead). I type \t for "\times 2/3", \tt for "4/5" and \ttt for "4/6" and I use all of them a *lot*. But the main thing is that this very function made me fully understand how to write basic notemode music-functions using Scheme (I had tried to read the Manual, but had felt immediately quite discouraged). So, thank you very much! Graham: By the way, Mats' question made me think about possible corrections in the NR. I know GDP isn't close to deal with Scheme section yet, but here's a patch against /master if you're interested in it. It's a bit large but as you'll see, it's just about adding more progressive explanations about the examples, and begin with Mats' magical example that once made me understand everything :) For the record: although my laptop is broken and I'm running Windows on an old 600MHz box, I managed to make this patch thanks to the whole new msysGit! Valentin
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