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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 04.12.2017 um 09:50 schrieb Hans
Hagen:<br>
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cite="mid:5bfcaede-c2b3-0fa6-8f12-f3a8cbc308b4@wxs.nl">i have no
clue what your code is supposed to be maybe something
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The code is part of an interface used to embed lilypond code in TeX
documents.<br>
One example:<br>
<blockquote><tt>\begin{lilyfrag}{10 cm}{18 cm}</tt><br>
<tt> \relative { c'4 d e f g a b c \bar "\." }</tt><br>
<tt>\end{lilyfrag}</tt><br>
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generates and includes a pdf that shows a c major scale.<br>
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cite="mid:5bfcaede-c2b3-0fa6-8f12-f3a8cbc308b4@wxs.nl">
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\def\oneline{Grüße}
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\unexpanded\expandafter{\oneline}
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Yes, that does work. Thanks.<br>
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cite="mid:5bfcaede-c2b3-0fa6-8f12-f3a8cbc308b4@wxs.nl">so far my
experience with tex is that there's always a solution
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That sounds like an invitation to present some unsolved problems ;-)<br>
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Knut<br>
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