Re: skyline docs

[Graham Percival]

Joe Neeman wrote:
>     Could you have a look at the section on skyline vertical placement
>     that I wrote? I think, btw, that "skyline vertical placement" isn't
>     a good name for this node. The only reason I call it "skyline" in
>     the first place is that it uses a skyline algorithm but that isn't
>     really relevant for the user. Does anyone have a better idea for the
>     name?

Having read the docs, how about "Vertical collision avoidance" ?


> address@hidden Skyline vertical placement
> address@hidden Skyline vertical placement
> +
...
> +LilyPond uses the outside-staff-priority property to determine
> +whether a grob is an outside-staff object: if outside-staff-priority
> +is a number, the grob is an outside-staff object.

Is zero a number?  If I want to make an object a non- outside-staff 
object, do I set
  \override Grob #'outside-staff-priority = #0
or
  \override Grob #'outside-staff-priority = #()
or
  \override Grob #'outside-staff-priority = #null

(I don't know which are valid scheme input)


> +the staff. The it sorts the outside-staff objects according to their
                ^
As Werner noted, typo.  "then"



The rest looks ok.  I'd change the wording in a few places, but the 
meaning is clear.  I'm planning on going a general edit in a week or 
two, so I'll make some additional changes then.  Please commit.

Cheers,
- Graham