Hi Johan,
Johan Vromans wrote:
Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
It depends on why you're listening to the piece. I *do* want to
hear it clunking along, since I only ever listen to midi as a
quick "proofread" [...]
Yes, though I'd say Ian has a point, too. I use the midi initially to
'proofread', but finally I generate the complete piece with repeats
unfold. Should I make some corrections, I'd like to hear it without
repeats, and so on.
This snippet allows a command line option unfold-repeats to control
this behaviour:
maybeUnfoldRepeats =
#(define-music-function (parser location music) (ly:music?)
(if (ly:get-option 'unfold-repeats)
#{ \unfoldRepeats $music #}
#{ $music #}))
\score {
\maybeUnfoldRepeats \allMusic
\midi { }
}
Using "lilypond -d unfold-repeats ..." will now generate midi with
unfolded repeats.
Now, if we could only get rid of the warning "no such internal
option: unfold-repeats"...
-- Johan
Hmm... I may have a cunning plan. Write some wrapper functions
\setMidiRepeats to take a boolean flag and save this in an internal
Scheme variable, say unfoldmidirepeats. Your function then tests (if
Reinhold does this sort of thing in orchestrallily, so I should be able
to steal from the best . . . )
This sort of thing,
\setMidiRepeats = #(define-music-function parser location
unfoldmidirepeats music) (boolean? ly:music?)
if(unfoldmidirepeats)
#{ \unfoldRepeats $music}
#{ $music }
}
)
I'll probably need some extra Scheme functions to set the
unfoldmidirepeats variable to initial values and a known state but
you've given me something to work with.
Dankie en groetjes,
Ian
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