Then my original proposal with,
possiblebreak = ##t
\score { \include ... }
possiblebreak = ##f
should work just fine. Where in the file do you get the syntax error?
/Mats
Sven Axelsson wrote:
From: Mats Bengtsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Forcing pagebreaks in multi-score book
If I were to do something like this, I would probably put the
full \score{...} in the included file. This was also the structure
I had in mind when writing the previous answer. However now that
I read your question more carefully, I notice that you want to
keep the \score within the main file (for some reasone), which
actually makes things much simpler. It should work to just do:
\score { \include "file1" \header{breakbefore=##f}}
\score { \include "file2" \header{breakbefore=##t}}
...
Close, but no cigar. That was also something I tried, but that will
throw away the header fields from the included file. If there is some
way to merge the two \header definitions that would be the best
solution.
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