nsceaux/lyqi

Emacs mode for LilyPond editing

lyqi's Issues

Inserting opening and closing delimiters is broken

Whenever I try to insert a delimiter like " or < lyqi-mode throws an error and does not insert the corresponding closing delimiter.

This is because in five places lyqi uses the variable last-command-char wich was an alias to last-command-event and was deprecated long ago. Emacs 24.3 no longer includes last-command-char.

REQUEST: Taking Frescobaldi's Interactive PDF Viewer

Hello all,
Thanks so much for creating this great mode for emacs. I have been using it on my recent score.

Would it be possible to add Frescobaldi's interactive pdf viewer into emacs? It's no different from a normal pdf viewer, but it has the benefit of highlighting code in a .ly file from mousing over notes. This would make editing lilypond files in emacs seamless. How possible would it be to just yank it from Frescobaldi?

Thank you very much!

Basic tweaks to work in windows

It would be nice to find a way of generalize ´compile-ly´ and ´open-pdf´.
In file lyqi-compile-commands.el, line 60, the semicolon should be an ampersand to work in windows.
Also lyqi:pdf-command could use the pdf reader avaible in the system, not just xpdf?

Don't know yet how to do that, and how to colaborate in a github proyect, I appreciate any advice to guide me.

How to use quick insert mode?

So, I have installed lyqi now and enabled it, but I have no idea how to use it, the readme is a little sparse on that.

I also still don't have EIEIO, since their linked docs are broken and I have no idea how to install it:
http://randomsample.de/cedetdocs/eieio/
Is EIEIO even still usable with new emacs versions?

incremental parsing at idle time

Eighter switch to e.g. cedet's semantic, or fix the incremental parser so that, when a buffer is changed, only the current line, and maybe the following one, are re-parsed, and the rest is re-parsed at idle time, to avoid longer incremental parsing to fail.

Can this be added to the MELPA package repository?

Adding this to MELPA (https://github.com/milkypostman/melpa, http://melpa.milkbox.net) would make this package trivial to install, but I'm not sure what quirks this package might have (it seems it has a dependency on make as it stands).

Installation path issue

This is called while making:

$ make lyqi.elc
emacs -batch -u $USER -f batch-byte-compile lyqi.el
Loading subr-x...
Ignoring ’:ensure t’ in ’evil’ config
Ignoring ’:ensure t’ in ’evil-replace-with-register’ config
>>Error occurred processing lyqi.el: File is missing (("Opening input file" "No such file or directory" "/home/janek/data/2-box/lyqi.el"))

Because I set the org-directory in my config - so either ignore the private config or pass the full path.