Re: emacs lilypond-mode

[libero . mureddu3]

>It means that emacs expected something to be an integer (it checked the
integer proposition with a >function called integerp. This is a boolean 
function,
returning nil or t). It found `nil' instead of an >integer. This was encountered
in `post-command-hook'. There is some comment in lilypond-mode.el >to the
effect that there is something very XEmacs specfic about it.
>Unfortunately, I don't have the knowledge to debug it and even more 
>unfortunately,
I don't have the >time to acquire that knowledge.
>
>I have that message as well, but I always disregard it, since everything
seems to work just fine.

Thanks, in fact, it works fine also for me


>Is lilypond-mode active when you open a .ly file in emacs? For me 
>auto-indentation
is always on, just >not when pressing return. The `normal' way of giving
a newline in emacs is C-j. This will do auto >indenting.
>To indent a line press either [tab] or C-i.
>To indent a whole buffer, press C-x h (select whole buffer) and then C-M-\
(indent-region)

Yes, it works for me... I was ingenously waiting for it when I was pressing
return...
Thanks a lot

Libero

>HTH,
>
>Arjan Bos
>Lilypond 2.4.2
>Mac OS X 10.3.8

TiBook G4 667 GE  / G4 DP 1.42



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