Re: organization of input/

[Han-Wen Nienhuys]

address@hidden writes:
> > > mutopia: are these examples used in the manual for specific things,
> > > or are they just included for general examples?  If they're just
> > 
> > I think the mutopia examples should be trimmed further to show only
> > one piece in each style (1 solo piece, 1 piano piece, 1 song, etc.),
> > furthermore, we must retain all "benchmark" pieces (mozart horn3,
> > baerenreiter sarabande).
> 
> Ok.  If nobody does it before then, I'll have a look through
> input/mutopia with that in mind.  I assume that, other than the
> benchmark pieces you mentioned, you want relatively short examples? 
> (for example, Mutopia has a number of Mozart string quartets that are
> 20+ pages in score.  I assume that it would be more useful to have a
> smaller example (say, two pages) so that it's easier to understand the
> whole thing)

The pieces need to be complete  but should be short. I think that
standchen (5 pages) is just about the limit.  

> > > sondag-morgen: is this an example, and if so, is it linked from the
> > > manual, tutorial, or similar document?
> > 
> > It's been removed out of the tarball over copyright concerns. It
> > should probably also leave CVS.
> 
> Ok.  Should I do that, or do you want to?

no, go ahead.

> > > Mark it for possible
> > > deletion?
> > > (for example, input/test/beams.ly -- it looks nice, but I don't
> > > think anything in there is particularly `tricky' or demonstrates
> > > anything particularily difficult)
> > 
> > For this example, I suggest that it be deleted. If beams stop
> > functioning, we'll find out very quickly anyway.
> 
> Ok.  For now I'll just mark the files slated for deletion; once I've
> gone through the whole dir, I'll post the list here (along with reasons)
> and ask if it's ok to delete them.

ok.


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