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Re: lilypond's layout has become worse
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Han-Wen Nienhuys |
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Re: lilypond's layout has become worse |
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Thu, 8 Mar 2007 17:32:50 -0300 |
2007/3/8, Werner LEMBERG <address@hidden>:
Uh, oh, I leave it to you to play with the C++ code. I was rather
thinking of
(define-public EMPTY (+inf.0 -inf.0))
in lily-library.scm. I can't imagine that we really need `inf' for
the user.
I think you can't type "inf" in Scheme.
BTW, why are `START' and `STOP' defined with `define-safe-public'?
It's not really clear to me which objects need the safe versions...
--safe works by limiting the scope of # expressions. If an object is
not defined as safe, it will not be visible inside # when running
--safe.
> Also, the
Hmm. The sentence looks unfinished...
yes, but I forgot what I wanted to say :-)
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