I've made a \include file of chord fret diagrams that could possibly contain
about 10,000 assignment variables when I'm all done.
I've been testing this \include file with about 150 variables and it fails
to compile, but when I reduce the number of variables to about 80 or so the
same unchanged s
OK!
I noticed that this new syntax isn't yet described in
"9.1.1 Creating contexts" and is not listed in Cameron's
TODO list for the document updates. Unfortunately, I don't
have much time to contribute to the docs for the moment,
but this seems like something that easily could be updated.
/Ma
On 23-Apr-06, at 2:50 AM, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
What, exactly, is the semantics of the \new = ...
syntax? As far as I understood the discussion leading to this
syntax, it should be equivalent to
\context =
if that context wasn't already created and it should
issue a warning if the context a
Hi,
What, exactly, is the semantics of the \new = ...
syntax? As far as I understood the discussion leading to this
syntax, it should be equivalent to
\context =
if that context wasn't already created and it should
issue a warning if the context already existed.
As the following example show
