In lilypond-book I see stuff like this:
base = self.basename ()
single = '%(base)s.png' % vars ()
multiple = '%(base)s-page1.png' % vars ()
Why isn't this written as
base = self.basename ()
single = '%s.png' % base
multiple = '%s-page1.png' % base
? I could imagine that the latter gets executed faster, at least if
no .pyc files are created.
Is this just convenience or is this a question of coding style?
Werner
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