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[PATCH] Inserting global options in the default init sequence using incl
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Reinhold Kainhofer |
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[PATCH] Inserting global options in the default init sequence using include files (new -duser-init command-line option) |
Date: |
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:37:02 +0200 |
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Sometimes, one needs to run several lilypond files with the same global
options (e.g. removing the tagline, using a particular page size, normalizing
margins, etc. in particular when you want to insert the resulting images into
e.g. a presentation).
So far, you could write a global settings file and include that in all of the
scores. However, if you then want to create the images with a different set of
global options / page sizes, etc. then you had to change the file manually.
Also note, how lilypond-book needs to modify the input file to remove all
margins, etc.
Here is a patch that adds a command-line option to insert a given include file
into the init sequence, right before the file itself it processed:
http://codereview.appspot.com/1901042/show
This allows the user to apply the same set of options/definitions to different
files. In particular,
lilypond -duser-include=draft.ily file.ly
lilypond -duser-influce=final.ily
will compile file.ly, but read and execut draft.ily and final.ily before
file.ly is processed. That way, e.g. global paper changes can be easily done,
and a file can be run several times, each time with a different user-include
file containing different settings.
This feature is similar to the --init=DATEI feature, except that --init will
replace the whole init sequence (thus your init file will copy all of
lilypond's init.ly), while -duser-include will only add some definitions to
the normal init sequence in init.ly (i.e. the file is included using scheme in
init.ly).
Internally, I just modify the init.ly file to include the given include file
using the new ly:parser-include-string scheme function. this happens only, if
a user-init file is given, of course.
Okay to apply?
Cheers,
Reinhold
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* Financial & Actuarial Math., Vienna Univ. of Technology, Austria
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* LilyPond, Music typesetting, http://www.lilypond.org
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