I've written some music functions I use frequently to operate on lyrics.
For example, there's one call "lacc" that allows me to intermix lyrics and
notation by accumulating the lyrics into a list I can instantiate later in
the \score block. Very nice and convenient, but the usage is a little
mes
Michael Ellis writes:
> I've written some music functions I use frequently to operate on
> lyrics. For example, there's one call "lacc" that allows me to
> intermix lyrics and notation by accumulating the lyrics into a list I
> can instantiate later in the \score block. Very nice and convenien
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 3:16 PM, David Kastrup wrote:
> Michael Ellis writes:
>
> > I've written some music functions I use frequently to operate on
> > lyrics. For example, there's one call "lacc" that allows me to
> > intermix lyrics and notation by accumulating the lyrics into a list I
> > c
Michael Ellis writes:
> Thanks, David. I figured it must be a parsing issue so it's nice to
> have it clarified by someone knowledgable. I like the
> ly:parser-parse-string idea. Does that function return a music object
> if the parsing is successful?
No. ly:parse-string-expression does, so
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 4:46 PM, David Kastrup wrote:
> Michael Ellis writes:
>
> > Thanks, David. I figured it must be a parsing issue so it's nice to
> > have it clarified by someone knowledgable. I like the
> > ly:parser-parse-string idea. Does that function return a music object
> > if t
Michael Ellis writes:
> Did ly:parse-string-expression go away in 2.14.1? I get an undefined
> variable error if I try something like:
It became available later than that. Something like three weeks ago or
so.
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