Urs, et. al.,
On Mon, Jan 19, 2015 at 2:41 AM, Urs Liska [via Lilypond]
<ml-node+s1069038n170689...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
>
> I think it would be easier to develop such a thing as a library,
Is this effort all about creating stylesheets (i.e., customizing the
look-and-feel of scores via \overrides, fonts, etc.) or templates
(i.e., the structure of the scores)? I can see arguments for both and I
think they would both be useful, especially for folks transitioning
from GUI notation programs. Actually, more and more, I've started to
feel like this is more of a necessity, but that discussion is for
another day/thread.
I think this discussion is perfect, I just want to make sure we are all
on the same page and driving to the same outcome that Kieren is
proposing here. Ultimately, when it comes to templates, I don't see any
reason why a standard set of these can't be included in LilyPond itself
for the user to access, but maybe that's more for something like
Frescobaldi. I mean, if all the GUI programs can do it, why not
LilyPond? I know there are lots of examples in the docs (which is fine
for me since I use the docs constantly), but to be able to open an
actual file with a lot of the structure already created, where a user
can then customize as necessary, I would think, could be very useful,
especially to newcomers.
- Abraham
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