On 31-Jan-06, at 12:55 AM, Erik Sandberg wrote:
BTW, is the meaning of the word 'indent' well-known among
non-programmers? In
Excellent point! I think I'll reformat the whole chapter 4 with this
distinction (programmers vs. non-programmers) in mind.
- The outer braces should be << >> (using {} generates incorrect
output)
Thanks, fixed.
- The following is a bit misleading:
\context Staff = singer <<
\context Voice = vocal { \melody }
\lyricsto vocal \new Lyrics { \text }
The lyrics context is not part of the Staff context,
Really? That's a pity; it would help to keep things simple. Anyway,
thanks! I didn't know that.
The correct way would be:
\context Staff = singer <<
\context Voice = vocal { \melody }
\new Lyrics \lyricsto vocal { \text }
Thanks, fixed in CVS.
(I think there's a minor pedagogical point in saying \new Lyrics before
\lyricsto, since the \new Lyrics really isn't a relevant argument of
the
music function, and because all other contexts start with context
names)
You could of course use \addlyrics instead.
I still haven't used lyrics -- what do you recommend? We should
probably use the same thing here as we do in the Example templates...
what should those ones be?
Cheers,
- Graham
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