Re: First release of LilyPond tool for jEdit

[darius]

Looks good... Just before I move forward, and install it,
I wondered how sensitive it would be to unrecognized
syntax: I use the M4 preprocessor extensively to deal with
versioning issues, and my Lilypond source files include macro
definitions, references, etc. Do you think the Lilypond plugin
would be resilient enough to support these ?

Cheers,

Darius.



Quoting Bertalan Fodor <address@hidden>:

> Dear LilyPond users,
> 
> I'm happy to announce the first release of my LilyPond plugin for jEdit
> (http://www.jedit.org).
> I think Windows users will be especially happy with this plugin, because
> you
> can achieve many features that were available only in Emacs/Vim.
> It should work on other platforms as well, because it's written in Java (as
> jEdit).
> It has a unique feature as well: Document Setup Wizard to set up staves
> easier.
> For download information and screenshots, see its homepage at
> http://lily4jedit.sourceforge.net
> Features:
>       - Syntax coloring
>       - Error list after compiling (find error position with one click) 
>       - Simple parser for: 
>               - tree view of file structure (includes, identifiers and
> blocks)
>               - block folding 
>               - keyword completion 
>       - Document Setup Wizard 
>               - Set titling
>               - Set up parts
>               - Set up time and key signature
>               - Set up tempo and other properties
>       - Convert accented characters to escaped ones 
>       - Call lilypond, convert-ly and PS viewer from inside 
>       - LilyPond documentation in JavaHelp (screenshot) 
>               - Convenient tree view of doc. structure 
>               - Syntax colored examples
>               - Keyword index
>               - Full text search of entire documentation
> 
> The plugin is under continous development. All suggestions are welcome.
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> Bert
> 
> 
> 
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