Re: Using lilypond syntax in Scheme

[Mats Bengtsson]

As far as I know, this has been fixed in the latest development versions.
In 2.6, you have to explicitly include a \notemode :

#(define mynotes #{ \override Stem #'thickness = #4
                     \notemode { c'8 d' } #})

 \score { \mynotes }


  /Mats

Don Blaheta wrote:

> What am I missing here?  Whenever I include a literal note (e.g. "c" or
> "bf'4") inside a #{ #} block, lilypond is complaining about an
> unexpected STRING.  For instance, this example (lifted from section
> 11.1.6 of the manual) fails to compile:
>
>  #(define mynotes #{ \override Stem #'thickness = #4
>                      { c'8 d' } #})
>
>  \score { \mynotes }
>
> Am I just not invoking it right?  Commands and such (\override,
> \context) seem ok, it's just the actual notes that don't work.  This is
> on 2.6.4.
>
>  

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