Mats Bengtsson wrote:
- The text that I recently added to the manual is wrong, since it
doesn't include the (* ... pt) to get the correct scaling. However,
it seems more reasonable to change the function itself to use pt as
the scale (the function is called internally at some places, which
I must have dreamt that I tried it. Anyway, it seems that the unit of the
argument is not the same as for global-set-staff-size. If you try
#(layout-set-staff-size (* 14.0 pt))
you will get the correct size. Still, the staff line spacing isn't adjusted
as long as the function is called within a
It did work last time I tried it. Could you please include
a small example that illustrates what you tried.
/Mats
gnomino wrote:
Hello,
What are the units of #(layout-set-staff-size)? The documentation (11.2.1)
suggests that the units are points, like #(set-global-staff-size), but the
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
It did work last time I tried it. Could you please include
a small example that illustrates what you tried.
The following does not work (everything except for lines are too big):
\score {
\relative c'' {
\clef treble
\key c \major
Hello,
What are the units of #(layout-set-staff-size)? The documentation (11.2.1)
suggests that the units are points, like #(set-global-staff-size), but the
results are that note heads end up being more than twice as big.
Also, putting the command in a \layout block (as in the doc example)
