mclaren <metachroma...@gmail.com> writes: > Hans;
Hans being short for "Urs" or assigning a common name to a group of people? > You mentioned: > "LilyPond doesn't require all the barlines to align in order to be able > to break a line, it only requires an arbitrary *moment* to align. If you > have such a moment you can break lines, and the manual tells you how to > achieve that." > > Sorry, no, the Lilypond manual does _not_ tell you how to achieve > that. The Lilypond manual is a mess. If the Lilypond manual were > adequate, there wouldn't be any need for a forum like this. The very > existence of this forum shows that the Lilypond manual is > disorganized, incomplete, and inadequate. I'm not the only person who > has mentioned this. It's common knowledge, and uncontroversial. In a similar vein, the existence of schools shows that all books are disorganized, incomplete, and inadequate. The opinion in a teachers' room will likely lean more to all pupils being disorganized, incomplete, and inadequate. What is uncontroversial common knowledge tends to be different for different groups. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
