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List:       lilypond-user
Subject:    Mac lilypond textditor enhancements
From:       Sean Reed <sr () seanreed ! de>
Date:       2006-07-29 14:22:49
Message-ID: DE6EF44D-DEB7-4780-956E-FEED0325B540 () seanreed ! de
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Hi Han-Wen,

I've been spending time recently looking for the most efficient and  
helpful text editor combinations for my lilypond work.

I use a Mac PPC with 10.4.7.

My primary interests in a text editor are line-numbers (to be able to  
find things when I've made typing errors in my files), something that  
opens in conjunction with point-and-click, perhaps syntax  
highlighting, and maybe a choice of which font I use.

The current text editor that comes with the LilyPond.app doesn't do  
those things (you can change the fonts while working on the files,  
but they're gone again when you save and reopen them), and as we  
briefly discussed in a mail a while back, I can't change a setting  
somewhere that allows me to select which text program is opened when  
I click on a PDF of my lilypond scores.

I would be willing to sponsor an extension of the current features if  
you had the time and interest in adding them.

I currently use TextWrangler for my lilypond files, which allows me  
the line numbering and minimal syntax highlighting (I have the  
display read the ly files with LaTeX syn-highlighting and it gives me  
all I need since the commands are all also preceded backslashes).

Either option would be fine for me: the choice of which editor (some  
people could then choose emacs, perhaps) or an extension of the  
current included text editor for the LilyPond.app.

Would you be willing to work on adding such features (feature), and  
if so, what might it cost?

Thanks,
Sean

___________________
Sean Reed
Hamburg, Germany
www.seanreed.de



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work.</DIV><DIV><BR class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV>I use a Mac PPC with \
10.4.7.</DIV><DIV><BR class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV>My primary interests \
in a text editor are line-numbers (to be able to find things when I've made typing \
errors in my files), something that opens in conjunction with point-and-click, \
perhaps syntax highlighting, and maybe a choice of which font I use.</DIV><DIV><BR \
class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV>The current text editor that comes with \
the LilyPond.app doesn't do those things (you can change the fonts while working on \
the files, but they're gone again when you save and reopen them), and as we briefly \
discussed in a mail a while back, I can't change a setting somewhere that allows me \
to select which text program is opened when I click on a PDF of my lilypond \
scores.</DIV><DIV><BR class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV>I would be willing \
to sponsor an extension of the current features if you had the time and interest in \
adding them.</DIV><DIV><BR class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV>I currently use \
TextWrangler for my lilypond files, which allows me the line numbering and minimal \
syntax highlighting (I have the display read the ly files with LaTeX syn-highlighting \
and it gives me all I need since the commands are all also preceded \
backslashes).</DIV><DIV><BR class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV>Either option \
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emacs, perhaps) or an extension of the current included text editor for the \
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