Typo in manual re: V2.10

[Jonathan Henkelman]

[snip: lots of rambling]

{snip context: won't let me post 'cause too much quoted text!

> The third command for creating contexts is: \context type music
>
> This is similar to \context with = id, but matches any context of type
> type, regardless of its given name.
>
> This variant is used with music expressions that can be interpreted at
> several levels. For example, the \applyOutput command (see Section 12.5.2
> [Running a function on all layout objects], page 264). Without an explicit
> \context, it is usually applied to Voice:
>
> \applyOutput #'context #function % apply to Voice
>
> To have it interpreted at the Score or Staff level use these forms
> \context \applyOutput #'Score #function
> \context \applyOutput #'Staff #function

It's a typo; the syntax changed between 2.8 and 2.10 and the manual was 
incorrectly updated. Sending a copy to the bug-lilypond list. The correct 
examples should be:
 \applyOutput #'Voice #function % apply to Voice
and:
 \applyOutput #'Score #function
 \applyOutput #'Staff #function

Thanks for spotting this!
-- 
Erik