Re: Changes.tely updated - 2.19.x up to June 2014 (issue 108130043 by address@hidden)

[Dan Eble]

> The arrows don't seem to show up in the PDF output (that may be my
> viewer I haven't checked elsewhere) however if we did do this we would
> have remove the @lilypond verbatim because you cannot really see the
> 'words' clearly in the construction, it's just a 'bunch' of double quotes.
> 
> I'll defer to the consensus of the dev group though.
> 
> James

Aside from that, the sample output for justify-line has two obvious properties:
1. the distance between reference points in adjacent words is consistent
2. the distance between the end of one word and the beginning of the next is 
consistent

I would use words of different lengths to show which of these holds in general.

Without context, I understand “the space between each pair is always 
consistent” to mean (2).  In context, I think it probably means (1), although I 
have my doubts because (1) does not appear to hold in the sample output of 
fill-line, but the text implies that it should.  Are the reference points shown 
for fill-line correct?  If they are, they don’t help me understand 
justify-line; they just raise questions.

(Thanks to all for your work on Lilypond.)
— 
Dan