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Which programming language does the ly extension correspond to? |
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The ly extension is for lilypond: https://lilypond.org/ There is a good lilyPond sheet music text editor, it's frescobaldi: https://www.frescobaldi.org/ The frescobaldi's definition of color is here: https://github.com/frescobaldi/python-ly/blob/master/ly/colorize.py |
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I can support the syntax formatting, not displaying the musical score. |
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Lilypond is the equivalent of pdftex for musical scores. The ly file is a text file containing the score code, just like the tex file for pdftex. |
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Implemented on release 2.1.21. |
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You're quick, thanks! |
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I haven't thought about it any more, but it would also be great to do the same with files with the ily extension. They're exactly the same as files with the ly extension, the only difference being that you indicate that they can only be included in a ly file and not launched directly. |
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Actually it doesn't work with .ly files, it says that the extension com.apple.tips.TipsAppQuicklook-macos doesn't implement the file preview. |
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I believe the extension |
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Yes, I think it's internal programming. Could you define, that the .ly and .ily files are seen as .txt files? Can a generator be manually defined? |
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Is is possible to add .ly files to those that are supported by this wonderful app, please?
This is the UTI info from the Terminal command mdls:
kMDItemContentType = "com.unknown.ly"
kMDItemContentTypeTree = (
"com.unknown.ly",
"public.text",
"public.data",
"public.item",
"public.content",
"public.plain-text"
)
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