There really isn't a naming convention. Naming your files that way can help with name collisions, but with a multi-file project it becomes more and more unwieldy. Changing the default extension is a simple way to greatly reduce the possibility of collision with an existing file.
Now, with the autocompile feature, it is possible, and quite tempting, to name your main file and score file with the same base name. Run gregorio directly on the gabc file and you lose the main file. I have lost many main files this way because I tend to type what I see and one sidewards glance later, and I've lost my work. Since we are bumping to 4.x with develop, this is a good time as any to institute this change. If anyone is against the change, I welcome the discussion. Regards, Henry On Monday, 27 April 2015 at 04:21:45 pm -0700, Conor Cook wrote: > Isn't there a naming convention *-main.tex for the LuaLaTex file, just to > avoid such a circumstance? Are we trying to move away from that, or are we > talking about instances when we've forgotten that and wished we hadn't? _______________________________________________ Gregorio-devel mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-devel
