It seems that \( causes indentation on the next line up to the \(, which
suggests that Scheme style indentation is kicking in when it shouldn't be.
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Something I don't really understand: although the only indent setting I
have that is non-zero is LilyPond-indent, when I have a construct like
c2\( \cresc b4 a \endcresc a( gs8 fs gs2) |
a1\) r1 |
LilyPond-mode insists on indenting it as shown. If I remove the \( on the
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