You may safely skip these lines.
The shorthand syntax has been used to create some inserting patterns into
the emacs menu. The syntax is anyway experimental:
\keyword - some keyword
- - start of shorthand syntax
% - ask some syntax (e.g. a number) in this point
{ - some character
_ - character to be replace with the highlighted text
} - an another character
\? { } \! - ask whether to insert the block between \? and \!
- - end of shorthand syntax
Does anybody use these shorthands defined for emacs? Originally I wanted
to insert simultaneously \sustainDown and \sustainUp, \< and \|, [ and ],
etc. to the left and right side of the block which had been highlighted.
Heikki
On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 14:14:38 -0800 Ed Baskerville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm (finally) doing some more work on LilyPad. To do syntax coloring/
> completion/parenthesis matching, I'm just going to read in lilypond-
> words.el from the selected version of LilyPond, so the behavior is
> always up to date.
>
> However, I'm a little confused about the function of these lines at
> the end of the file:
>
> \\center - \ << _ >> -
> \\column - \ << _ >> -
> \\context\ Staff\ = - % { _ } -
> \\context\ Voice\ = - % { _ } -
> \\markup - { _ } -
> \\notes - { _ } -
> \\relative - % { _ } -
> \\score - { \\n \? \\simultaneous { \\n _ \\n } \! \\n \\paper { } \
> \n \? \\midi { } \\n \! } \\n -
> \\simultaneous - { _ } -
> \\sustainDown - _ \\sustainUp -
> \\times - % { _ } -
> \\transpose - % { _ } -
>
> What are these being used for? What is the syntax? I apologize if
> this should be obvious from the elisp code, but I'm a bit of an
> ignoramus when it comes to both Emacs and Lisp.
>
> Thanks,
> Ed
>
>
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