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But does Lilypond generate responsive sheets? That to me was the coolest part of this (apart from what others have said, the power of modern CSS)

• Tokkemon 3y ago
  They can be rendered at any size.
  • lukan 3y ago
    A PDF is still not that responsive. Clean HTML/CSS is.
    • dheera 2y ago
      You don't have to render to PDF, you can just have some UI that keeps re-rendering Lilypond source to your screen size and zoom level every time you zoom. Or render each measure to a separate .png file and just <img> for each measure. It will wrap and re-flow, you just have to deal with the clefs separately.
      • lukan 2y ago
        "you can just have some UI that keeps re-rendering Lilypond source to your screen size and zoom level every time you zoom." And have you done that or seen it responsive?
        • dheera 2y ago
          If you want it to be responsive just do the Apple trick of instantly presenting a highly blurred image until the render is complete. The blurred image doesn't even have to be of the real thing, but it makes users feel warm and fuzzy.
          • lukan 2y ago
            I take that as a no.
• bollu 3y ago
  Yes, lilypond generates SVG that rescales smoothly
  • atonse 2y ago
    So the measures on a line automatically wrap if viewed on a phone?