On Thu, Dec 12, 2019 at 7:13 PM Andrew Bernard <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Freeman, > > I still don't understand your aim here. Are you just trying to > understand the lilypond code or do you have some specific purpose or > application? It would help to know. > > Andrew > Someday I may write a markup up for some accidentals. This may help me understand what I am doing with markup. For how I just want to know a little about how lexer reads the pitch, the octave. accidental and note size; and I may not be able to do that any way. I know nothing about flex and just learned it existed today. Also, I would like to see how the markup works around the accidental to place a string in it space. I read some of *Separating input language and formatter in GNU Lilypond, *and found it interesting. Looking for more details. I do not need to know all this to learn how to write a markup; just like to understand a little about how it works around the accidental. But I do need to learn more about scheme and markups. Thank you, ƒg > > On Fri, 13 Dec 2019 at 08:33, Freeman Gilmore <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > > 0k that helps. The lexer looks like what i an looking for I think at > this point; and from what you said. I have the lexer.ll, parser.yy and > ly_grammar.txt files. Now I need to finger out what part of the lexer > code reads the note event. > >
