Re: Context.Grob considered as symbol list

[Werner LEMBERG]

>> Would it be possible to have
>>
>>   \override Accidental.color #red
>>   \override Voice.Accidental.color
>>
>> ?  For me, this feels most natural.
> 
> Won't work since you can't distinguish
> \override Voice.Accidental.color
> 
> from
> 
> \override Accidental.bound-details.left
> 
> and I really don't want to try picking this apart based on
> uppercase/lowercase letter distinctions.

In other words, `.' is used for two different purposes, namely to
indicate hierarchy of Contexts and accessing properties of grobs.
What about to disunify these two purposes, introducing a different
symbol?  Something like

  \override Voice>Accidental.color
  \override Accidental.bound-details.left


    Werner