Han-Wen Nienhuys skrev:
\set Staff.Tie #'transparent = ##t
\revert Staff.Tie #'transparent \override Staff.Tie #'transparent = ##t
I do not understand this - the two constructs should be synonymous.
No, you're wrong. Perhaps it's confusing due to the terminology from
the time you last hacked LilyPond, but \set works on context
properties, and \override on grob properties
Ok.
The RM page "\set vs. \override" says
<snip>
\override context.name #'property = #value
is more or less equivalent to
\set context.name #'property = #(cons (cons 'property value) <previous
value of context)
</snip>
Is this incorrect?
Otherwise, does it mean that each time I do an override, the alist grows
by one element, slowing subsequent searches down? And there is nothing
to do about it?
What does the "\revert" command do? It is not mentioned in the RM.
-Rune
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