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ly:minimal-breaking, is dedicated
to books with many pages or a lot of texts.
\markuplines \table-of-contents.
Elements are added to it using the \tocItem command.
\markuplines keyword. Builtin markup list commands, such as
\justified-lines or \wordwrap-lines may be used, and new
ones created using the define-markup-list-command Scheme macro.
\label
command. Then, the page where these points are placed can be refered to
using the \page-ref markup command.
\pageBreak,
\noPageBreak, etc) can be used at top-level, between scores and
top-level markups.
-d sub-option:
--backend, --safe, --preview and
--no-pages (which became -dno-print-pages). The -b
option does not exist any more.
See INSTALL.html#testing for more information.
details in Slur, can be
reverted as well. The syntax for this is
\revert Slur #'(details closeness-factor)
This feature was sponsored by Trevor Bača.
\scores in a lilypond-book fragment are now inserted
into the document. Also, toplevel markups don't result in an entire
page.
^~ and _~
This feature was sponsored by Mike Amundsen
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