Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Uh. Those braces are completely irritating!
The problem is this: in LSR, a user sees this:
----
The property @code{chordNameExceptions} can used to store a list of
special notations for specific chords.
----
and he wonders what on earth the @code means.
Mhmm. Why not creating LSR snippets in texinfo format, exporting them
to HTML? This would simplify things a lot...
For us, yes. But it would make the database a lot more complicated...
and in any case, the database is already created. The actual lilypond
text is in a separate field from the snippet description. In the LSR
database, it's stored as either plaintext or HTML; this field is
translated into the texidoc \header{}s you saw in the extracted .ly files.
Cheers,
- Graham
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