Palmer, Ralph wrote:
Thanks for the quick response, and sorry - by "embedded space", I meant
blank space, usually inserted by hitting the space bar on the keyboard
(Character code 0020 in Microsoft Word, possibly the same as Unicode
u8195, aka "em space"), but a tab does the same thing. Is that clear? If
I input
cis'(
it's clearly interpreted differently from
cis '(
but
cis'( cis')
is interpreted the same as
cis'( cis')
or even
cis'(
cis')
Please keep lilypond emails on the mailist, since other people may
benefit from the answers.
Lilypond is generally whitespace-insensitive (the programmer name for
"embedded space" is whitespace), but as you've noticed the octave mark
', needs to be next to the note name. There isn't any authoritative
documentation about this, however.
Cheers,
- Graham
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