\header{ texidoc = "@cindex Script Horizontal
Please don't use this Scheme hacking unless you have a good reason. "
}
-
+
+% delete me, input/regression/finger-horizontal is a better example. -hwn
\score {
\notes \context Voice <
\context Thread = TA { c'4_1 }
\version "1.7.18"
% regression or delete. -gp
-
+
\score{
\notes\relative c''{
\version "1.7.18"
% regression or delete. -gp
+% regression -hwn
\score {
\context Voice \notes \relative c'' {
\version "1.7.18"
% regression or delete.
+%delete; covered in refman -hwn.
+
\score
{
\context Voice \notes \relative c'' {
\version "1.7.18"
% regression
+
+% no, it doesn't test notation. Perhaps no-notation, but
+% delete is also fine with me. -hwn
\header { texidoc = "If you specify two different key sigs at one point, a
warning is printed."
% We'd want to combine the stems, but have two slurs too...
% Looks like the a-due engraver
+
+% remove? -hwn
+
\score{
\context Staff <
\context Voice=v \notes\relative c''{
% I haven't a clue what it does, but the output doesn't look
% special. -gP
+
%{
Hmm, ik vraag me af of dit al helemaal koel is.
\header { texidoc = "
Vertical extents may be overriden by
-verticalExtent, verticalExtent, verticalExtent. These are
+minimumVerticalExtent, extraVerticalExtent, and verticalExtent. These are
normal property values, and are written into the grob when the
associated context finishes, so using it in \property works.
" }