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#' These functions are wrappers around the \code{render_music_*} functions.
#' They abstract the process of rendering a sheet music snippet to png and
#' loading the rendered image back into R to be displayed as a plot in an open
#' graphics device or inserted into an R markdown code chunk.
#' graphics device or inserted into an R Markdown code chunk.
#'
#' While these functions abstract away the details of the process, this is not
#' the same as making the plot completely in R. R is only displaying the
#' intermediary png file. LilyPond is required to engrave the sheet music.
#'
#' For R markdown you can alternatively render the png using the corresponding
#' For R Markdown you can alternatively render the png using the corresponding
#' \code{render_music_*} function and then place it in the document explicitly
#' using \code{knitr::include_graphics}.
#' See \code{\link{render_music}} for more details.

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251	251		#' These functions are wrappers around the \code{render_music_*} functions.
252	252		#' They abstract the process of rendering a sheet music snippet to png and
253	253		#' loading the rendered image back into R to be displayed as a plot in an open
254		-	#' graphics device or inserted into an R markdown code chunk.
	254	+	#' graphics device or inserted into an R Markdown code chunk.
255	255		#'
256	256		#' While these functions abstract away the details of the process, this is not
257	257		#' the same as making the plot completely in R. R is only displaying the
258	258		#' intermediary png file. LilyPond is required to engrave the sheet music.
259	259		#'
260		-	#' For R markdown you can alternatively render the png using the corresponding
	260	+	#' For R Markdown you can alternatively render the png using the corresponding
261	261		#' \code{render_music_*} function and then place it in the document explicitly
262	262		#' using \code{knitr::include_graphics}.
263	263		#' See \code{\link{render_music}} for more details.

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