On 2015/05/03 16:27:58, pwm wrote:
On 2015/05/03 13:23:15, Dan Eble wrote:
> If people don't like numbers (I'm with you) are there any other
feasible ways
to
> indicate an octave only? Maybe bare ''' and ,,,? Maybe with an
unpitched
name?
>
> \absolute '' { a b c }
> \absolute s'' { a b c }
I was thinking along the same lines. It's simpler for users if they
can
indicate the (absolute) octave using ' and , in the way the always do.
It would
be easy to see that the following would be the same:
\absolute '' { a b c }
\absolute s'' { a b c }
\absolute { a'' b'' c'' }
There is no such thing as '' or s'' as a recognizable element in
LilyPond's syntax and there is not even a tangible representation of it
in Scheme. I don't think that such a feature warrants both messing with
the parser as well as introducing new Scheme entities. So at least for
me, those proposals are non-starters.
https://codereview.appspot.com/235010043/
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