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Re: init.ly, what does it do?
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Simon Albrecht |
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Re: init.ly, what does it do? |
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Mon, 9 Jan 2017 00:04:24 +0100 |
On 08.01.2017 23:38, Br. Samuel Springuel wrote:
Is there a way to set a top level `\paper` block entirely within Scheme?
I imagine there is, however there is practically no documentation to be
found even in the source code (or did I look at the wrong places/the
wrong way?).
Here is an essay, which does create an output definition with the two
variables set, however it doesn’t get applied as a \paper{} block would
be… no clue about that.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\version "2.19.53"
#(let ((paper (ly:make-output-def)))
(ly:output-def-set-variable! paper 'line-width 50)
(ly:output-def-set-variable! paper 'indent 0)
(display paper)
paper)
\score { { 4 } }
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
Best, Simon
- init.ly, what does it do?, Br. Samuel Springuel, 2017/01/08
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?, Simon Albrecht, 2017/01/08
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?, Br. Samuel Springuel, 2017/01/08
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?, Br. Samuel Springuel, 2017/01/08
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?, Thomas Morley, 2017/01/08
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?, Br. Samuel Springuel, 2017/01/08
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?, David Wright, 2017/01/08
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?, Thomas Morley, 2017/01/09
- Re: init.ly, what does it do?,
Simon Albrecht <=