Nicolas, your answer was very helpful - thanks
There should not be parens alone on a line. When you read Lisp or Scheme
code, parentheses are not that important, what you look at is
indentation.
Me coming from C/C++ and pascal, I find scheme quite hard to read
actually, but I guess it's a ma
VSD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> #(def-markup-command (E-one layout props arg) (markup?)
>(let
> (
>(definition-list
> (fret-parse-definition-string
> (cons '((thickness . 0.8) (size . 1.05)) props)
> "h:3;f:1;6-o;5-2-2;4-2-3;3-1-1;2-o;1-o;"
> )
Hi,
I've made a set of scheme functions to simplify the use of custom fret
diagrams in scores. Here is a sample file of how it works:
% start of sample file
\version "2.5.31" % Win XP
#(def-markup-command (E-one layout props arg) (markup?)
(let
(
(definition-list
