On 2013/08/16 02:38:49, Mark Polesky wrote:
David Kastrup wrote:
>> Any chance to join them completely?
>
> Not yet. It's a long-term goal. And of course, there are a
> few things that are not easily reconciled: compare
> \void\displayScheme -5
> with
> \void\displayMusic -5
Well, I played around with this, and David's example is
pretty convincing. I vote to go ahead with adding
\displayMarkup.
Huh? Can you name a _single_ advantage that is gained by having
\displayMarkup (which is only different from \displayScheme by refusing
to accept a number of arguments) instead of \displayScheme?
One thing I don't understand though: what value is there in
writing a \displayScheme command that takes a scheme
argument and prints a scheme expression to the console?
Seems pretty redundant to me.
You are aware that a scheme? argument does not mean that the argument
needs to be entered with #?
\markup { "Hi" } is a perfectly valid Scheme argument for a music
function.
https://codereview.appspot.com/12732043/
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