Mats Bengtsson wrote:
To further motivate why I'm so fond of \score:
Compare when you look at a new C/C++ program. Where do
you start looking? I and most other people certainly start
looking for main to get a starting point when finding out
what it does. When I see a new .ly file, I do the same,
looking for \score{...} to get a starting point.
Point taken. However, the regtest is a large collection of snippets, and
as such, we want to take out the redtape. Most of them have raggedright
= ##t as well, but I haven't thought of a clean way to get rid of that.
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