y unstranslated stuff in Mandarin,
> rather than English.
But my reasons are more practical nad the appearance of German texts should be
contemporary. :-)
Pavel Fric
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Hi,
I have question on usage of case in @notation command
Is it the same, as with @ref command - e. g. two commas, when there is need for
usage of case?
Otherwise, I finished "Tutorial" and I plan starting of work on "notation"
G
use correct cases to node names in cross-references. If you decide
> to do so, macros used for cross-references to other LilyPond manuals
> (@ruser @rlearning etc.) may need this kind of treatment as well, I'll
> explain you how in case you have decided to use correct cases.
Greetings, Pavel Fric
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e nominative, even if the beauty of language would suffer.
If all right, please, inform me about the creation of patch. Otherwise the
changes should be made.
Note: the code for Czech language should be "cs".
Greetings, Pavel Fric
Dokumentation - czech - 1 phas
