cli/ligfind.cpp
void printLigatureCandidate(HTp partname, HTp starting, HTp ending) {
	HumdrumFile* infile = starting->getOwner()->getOwner();
	cout << m_barnum[starting->getLineIndex()];
	if (partname) {
		cout << "\t" << partname->substr(3);
	} else {
		cout << "\t";
	}
	cout << "\t" << infile->getFilenameBase();
	cout << endl;
}
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//
// printLigatureCandidate -- Print pairs of notes that are probably
//    written as a ligature in the original notation.
//
- Print pairs of notes that are probably
written as a ligature in the original notation.
- Print pairs of notes that are probably written as a ligature in the original notation .
void printLigatureCandidate(HTp partname, HTp starting, HTp ending) {
	HumdrumFile* infile = starting->getOwner()->getOwner();
	cout << m_barnum[starting->getLineIndex()];
	if (partname) {
		cout << "\t" << partname->substr(3);
	} else {
		cout << "\t";
	}
	cout << "\t" << infile->getFilenameBase();
	cout << endl;
}
void printLigatureCandidate ( HTp partname , HTp starting , HTp ending ) { HumdrumFile * infile = starting -> getOwner ( ) -> getOwner ( ) ; cout << m_barnum [ starting -> getLineIndex ( ) ] ; if ( partname ) { cout << " \t " << partname -> substr ( 3 ) ; } else { cout << " \t " ; } cout << " \t " << infile -> getFilenameBase ( ) ; cout << endl ; }
printLigatureCandidate -- Print pairs of notes that are probably
written as a ligature in the original notation.
printLigatureCandidate -- Print pairs of notes that are probably written as a ligature in the original notation .