Re:difference of code construct (Malte Meyn)

[MING TSANG]

Malte:

Than you very much for your response.

I don't play piano. I only transcribe from score sheet which has measure shown (in original) as lilypond displayed.

I copy and paste the lilybin to the emaill. It must be the email default it to change the link into html. I don't know to avoid this..

The (B) output displays extra empty measure, while (A) output does not. I am wondering why it does that?

I use variable the way I am using is because I am trying to re-use the code for other measure in the piece ( 10 measures).

I look up the  acronym from wikipedia  

• WTF, an acronym for "What the fuck?", an _expression_ of disbelief

If that is what you mean, I don't appreciate the language. I appreciate you help.

Immanuel,

Ming.

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Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2016 15:04:09 +0100
From: Malte Meyn <address@hidden>
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Subject: Re: difference of code construct
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Am 18.03.2016 um 14:25 schrieb MING TSANG:
> Hi, lilyponder:
> I have a question about coding construct. Please refer to lilybin  attachment
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> Immanuel,Ming

WTF are you doing there?

First of all, I hate HTML mails but the text version doesn?t provide the
lilybin link.

Then you use dozens of variables with numbers as names which makes the
code very confusing.

The variable ? contains only one rest which is forced to a certain
pitch. This is why you see no difference in the output: Two of these
rests are there but both of them are forced to the center of the staff.
This forced positioning shouldn?t be necessary because LilyPond?s
default output looks the same but is more robust concerning
transposition etc.

off-topic: The second chord in m. 2 isn?t playable on the piano if you
don?t have giant hands (I don?t know a single pianist who can play
that). Are you sure that this is correct?



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