Extensions .sly and .fly deprecated?

[Han-Wen Nienhuys]

address@hidden writes:
> 
> I can see that lilypond-mode.el has still some relics of handling files
> whose extension is .sly or .fly instead of .ly. I figured out that these
> old extensions were used so that there may not be a \score-field.
> 
> I ended up to this problem when had an idea to put in work the compiling of
> some region in a lilypond-code. Maybe it is difficult to make such
> region-compiling facility and there is even no actual need for compiling
> only part of a score (which may not contain a score-field).
> 
> Are this extensions still used in some form?
> 
> And, is there some command with which one can compile a region which does not
> contain a score-field?
> 
> Or, should this Command-on-Region in Emacs be taken away, i.e., would
> there be need for such facility?

Command-on-Region is a little silly for Lilypond code, since
you would typically run Lily on regions in time similar to
skipTypesetting (at least, that's  what I'd suppose.)


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