I noticed something which seemed peculiar to me. When editing a *.ly
file I found I got an error when using \appoggiatura inside a slur. I
realized that this was probably due to \appoggiatura using a normal slur
construct. When I used a phrasing slurs around the \appoggiatura the
error went away. Fair enough. What was odd, though, was that when
using phrasing slurs the indentation rules (in emacs, at least) would
cause everything between the \( and \) to be indented a level. Is this
intentional? The same applies for forced beams. Is this the way
indentation should work for things like phrasing slurs and forced beams?