Re: Illegal C++

[Han-Wen Nienhuys]

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Wiz Aus wrote:
> > Oh, btw if you're interested in that kind of thing, try running 
> > Ikebana (see our CVS server). It uses lilypond running as a server 
> > over a socket connection.
> Is it really usuable?  I mean, can you, say, click on a text object and 
> drag it around, or select a bunch of notes to add accent marks - all in 
> real time?  Even with a 55 page score?

No, it's a proof of concept.

> To be honest, a more practical solution would seem to be a proper 
> lilypond script editor - i.e. one that supports MIDI step entry, allows 
> easily adding articulations to multiple notes at once, adding 
> text/dynamics to multiple staves at once, etc. etc....and of course a 
> preview button!
> I've tried using lilypond to create orchestral scores, and it really is 
> very difficult to visually keep track of where everything is.

There are some other packages for that. Check out eg. noteedit or 
rosegarden.

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