I don't really see any advantage of using sed or some other
preprocessor compared to the ordinary features of LilyPond:
\repeat unfold 3 { R1 }
or
Notes={...}
MeasureRest={...}
SomethingElse={...}
{\Notes \Notes
\MeasureRest
\MeasureRest
\MeasureRest
\repeat unfold 10 \SomethingElse
...
}
Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:50:14 -0700, Paul a dit :
I have posted variations of this before and I am at least curious what
some of you do to save work here.
[...]
That means I only have to type all of that information once no matter
how may parts/voices there are. It also means once I
On Tuesday 14 October 2003 10:46 am, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I don't really see any advantage of using sed or some other
preprocessor compared to the ordinary features of LilyPond:
It fills in the blanks while you are writing, so you do not have
to write in sequence, you can leave measures blank
I have posted variations of this before and I am at least curious what
some of you do to save work here. My questions about Frenched staves
are just a subset of what I try to do to make my work easier *and* more
accurate. Multi-measure rests are also related here. As a professional
copyist
yeah this is sorta what I had in mind with the thread conditional text
et al.
One thing I have seen and it is really amazing are work arounds of
people that eventually become features.
I would hope that this continues, repeats in their present form are a
bugaboo for lilypond newbies, and the
