Le 16 janv. 08 à 19:45, Paul Scott a écrit :
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Since you want it to apply to a horizontal line of markups, you
have to use
the #:line markup command:
That works for me! Thanks!
The documentation seems to imply that "(" in Scheme is equivalent to
"{" in Lily for markup. I can use \tiny{ ... } in Lily but not
#:tiny{ in Scheme.
The lily parser changes:
\tiny { a b c }
into:
{ \tiny a \tiny b \tiny c }
This the `markup' scheme macro cannot do, to allow
calling a scheme function, for instance:
(markup #:tiny (string-upcase some-argument))
nicolas
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