I would like to try my hand and fixing some Lilypond bugs. Is there a
beginners trail for this? Also I'd like to see locate the Lilypond source
on my Ubuntu computer and understand where some of the commands are defined.
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So there is a distinction between parser keywords and music functions?
On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 12:43 PM, Neil Puttock wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> 2008/12/14 John Mangual :
> > how would i go about looking up the scheme source code for a specific
> > function like "tra
how would i go about looking up the scheme source code for a specific
function like "transpose" or "tuple" or "key"
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Can someone walk me through how the "hello world" of Lilypond - probably
\relative c { a b c d e f g} - gets processed? Maybe the end product could
be a short tutorial for interested coders following the flow of information
from the Scheme-esque code we put in a text editor to the final postscrip
When you write for Lilypond, can you use the pre-compiled version or must
you build it youself? And if you see a bug, how can you trace it? I use
lilypond a lot for my homework assignments, but I wanted to see how the
compiler works.
- John
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