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Table of Contents About LilyPond “Vim mode” item from the official LilyPond User’s Guide Observations on the configuration of Vim for Lilypond Analysis of the configuration files Considerations for using Vim for LilyPond About LilyPond LilyPond is a language for producing elegant musical scores, structurally similar to LaTeX with which it can integrate to generate documents containing text and music (for the integration between LilyPond and LaTeX you can read to this article of mine.

Table of Contents The usual introduction to Emacs, Org Mode and LaTeX Preamble section in Org Mode for essential export to LaTeX with variables generation The lines dedicated to the export of the variables Why variables?

Table of Contents The object of this article And now let’s have a look at the LilyPond code The crossing points But the system is not perfect The object of this article The object of the article is the same as my this previous article but now I have composed, using the LilyPond language, a short score for piano with a little bit more complex voices and ties combinations.

Table of Contents LilyPond: ties and voices An easy example: tie from a single voice to multiple voices not engraved Another easy example: tie from a single voice to multiple voices engraved LilyPond: ties and voices In the default LilyPond configuration, it is not possible to tie a note in a single-voice with the same note but belonging to a contextual multi-voices environment.

Table of Contents A very short introduction Colored items in a real score Analysis of elements A very short introduction LilyPond is an incredible and powerful language for writing music scores.

Table of Contents Synthesis table If Vim is not running: how to open documents from the command line If Vim is already running: the commands “e, sp, vs, tabe” Explore before open To be continued Synthesis table Some Vim commands we’ll talk about:

Table of Contents Vim: the search command The Escape character The “inverse search” trick Vim: the search command To activate a text search in Vim, press one of the following trigger keys in your keyboard:

Table of Contents Objective of this post An interesting solution found on the net My solution A simple animation Objective of this post The objective of this post is to get a correctly formatted link in Markdown by merging in a single command a fragment of text and an Internet address previously saved in the Vim clipboard.

Table of Contents Variables and legal documents LaTeX and variables Using “newcommand” to creare your own variables Variables and legal documents My work consists of writing legal documents. Legal documents are full of data and many of them have to be repeatedly inserted.

Table of Contents Emacs and text objects Expand-region and LaTeX Video clips about LaTeX and expand-region Evil: i.e. Vim within Emacs Emacs and text objects In composite documents there are often text fragments within well-defined semantic elements: parentheses of various kinds, single or double inverted commas, trailing commas, etc.