Mutopia On Fri, Jul 2, 2021 at 7:17 AM Tom Brennan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello > > Are there any large-scale, "real-world" lilypond projects available online > to view so that I can see how they're organized? I know that I've seen some > documentation here and there that describes what you _would_ do if you had > a string quartet project, for example, but I'd like to see someone's actual > code for a non-trivial project so I can get a sense of how they keep it > nice and well-organized. An example of a large-scale project would be a > multi-movement orchestral piece, or even a multi-movement chamber piece, > like a pierrot ensemble kind of thing, especially one that incorporates > some non-trivial customizations with scheme, et al. Definitely there are a > thousand ways to organize a project, and I've developed my own way over > time that works alright, but if I could see examples of other projects, I > might be able to get ideas about improving my productivity. > > The docs are pretty sparing when it comes to talking about this point > (e.g. http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.23/Documentation/usage/large-projects). > I've also found some people online who described what they do, but it would > be so much more informative to see this done in practice, especially if it > were pieces the community could vote on as being "representative" of a good > project organization. There are some medium-scale projects I found on > github (e.g., https://github.com/cellist/Lilypond-Sheet-Music). But it > would be nice to have a central place to go to search through with keywords > or tags, like the snippet repository. Is there something like this already > and I just haven't found it yet? Would anyone else be interested in > something like that if it doesn't already exist? > > Thanks > Tom >
