2008/5/23 Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Yes, it's the grob that is created when you write
> c4-"foo" or c4-\markup{foo}
IIRC, a TextScript is also much more than that.
By the way, I'm unsure "script" is anywhere near more reassuring than
"string". Both look equally unfamiliar to me...
> That's the whole *point* of calling them "text scripts". Unless I
> really /am/ going senile in my old age...
I am in no place to judge that.
Unless you really want my opinion :-)
> If we're going with "quoted text", why add a line? What do this
> mean:
> c4-"foo bar" c4-"baz bob"
>
> Neither of those is a "line".
I meant that such labels wont be broken, wrapped, or formatted in any way.
They are kept as a line, no matter what.
What about "raw text"?
Cheers,
Valentin
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