> More exactly, LilyPond's task is to read a LilyPond input file and > process its contained expression according to the setting of hook > variables (those may do something other than typesetting, for example > converting to a MusicXML expression and writing it out again). Some > processing may result in files being generated (including PDF files). > But the generation of PDF files is a side effect. It does not have a > relation to the occurence of errors.
OK, I think I finally get it. But then why are the errors classified as “fatal”? Is it only so that the exit code would be non-zero? Is this the difference between fatal and non-fatal errors? If so, maybe a better term could be used? Sharon _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
