Uli Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > [...] Emacs has many own commands and very less commands who are > windows-conform. All this specific commands you have to drill in your > head, there is no graphical menü (when I am right). [...]
> There you read that you cannot delete a written character with the > "backspace"-key. An old typewriter could do that and every other > editor around me does that. I don't want to miss this and such > similarly features. > > Context has menus and you can take shortcuts as well. The commands are > conform for windows-users (File open, close, cut and paste, delete and > so on). Context is small and quick. I think context has all you need > to handle with lilypond. IF you know Emacs it is alright when you use > it. But can Emacs switch with one shortcut to the PDF- and with > another shortcut to the midi-file without saving and leaving the > source code (like context can)? Oh please... Emacs has menus. Emacs has windows-like keyboard shortcuts if you like. You can delete a character with backspace. You can compile a LilyPond file, see the PDF score or play the midi file with shortcuts (or via the menus) without leaving the source code. _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
