Re: improving ottavation

[Urs Liska]

Am 28. November 2015 17:27:01 MEZ, schrieb Phil Holmes <address@hidden>:
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>From: "Kieren MacMillan" <address@hidden>
>To: "Phil Holmes" <address@hidden>
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>Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2015 4:08 PM
>Subject: Re: improving ottavation
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>Hi Phil,
>
>Thanks for the quick and helpful response.
>
>The first question I have is… Where can I post code that I’m working
>on, as 
>I’m trying to make it the best it can be? I don’t even know whether it
>would 
>be better [in terms of performance, maintainability, etc.] to use a
>real 
>Scheme function or a simple music function.
>
>Best,
>Kieren.
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>My suggestion would be to post any actual code on Rietveld, requesting
>a 
>review.  OTOH you might get  review saying "that's rubbish" but OTOH
>you 
>might likely get one with suggestions.  By using git-cl and Rietveld,
>you 
>can also flag that the issue is being looked at to save someone else 
>bothering.

Just to make this clear (as I know your background). What Phil suggests 
requires you to get the LilyPond source, commit to that and upload the patch 
using some tools and accounts. It's doable but somewhat involved.

You *may* also send a patched file to someone or -devel as a start.

Urs


>
>If you simply want an answer to "this line is dotted but I want it
>dashed, 
>should I do it in c++ or scheme?" then ask on -devel.
>
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