2011/1/24 Seth Williamson hazelmo...@gmail.com:
However, as I look at LilyPond code generated by others, it's not obvious to
me (usually near the end of a document) what each closing curly brace refers
to.
Am I even SUPPOSED to be able to figure that out by looking at all the
closed curly
, 2011 9:07 PM
Subject: Understanding herd of curly braces
I have turned out a few simple jobs with LilyPond, mainly simple copying jobs
just for practice and -- as a practical matter -- a few pieces that I needed to
transpose into another key.
However, as I look at LilyPond code
I have turned out a few simple jobs with LilyPond, mainly simple copying
jobs just for practice and -- as a practical matter -- a few pieces that I
needed to transpose into another key.
However, as I look at LilyPond code generated by others, it's not obvious to
me (usually near the end of a
Hi Seth,
It sounds as though you've not had previous exposure to programming
languages where nested braces (curly and otherwise) are common. The
short answer to your question is that the braces identify which pieces
of text go with which command. The indentation levels are only
significant in
On Jan 24, 2011, at 10:07 PM, Seth Williamson wrote:
I have turned out a few simple jobs with LilyPond, mainly simple copying jobs
just for practice and -- as a practical matter -- a few pieces that I needed
to transpose into another key.
However, as I look at LilyPond code generated by
On 25/01/11 08:07, Seth Williamson wrote:
I have turned out a few simple jobs with LilyPond, mainly simple
copying jobs just for practice and -- as a practical matter -- a few
pieces that I needed to transpose into another key.
However, as I look at LilyPond code generated by others, it's not
