Graham Percival schrieb:
Yes. The new preferred way to get new material in the docs is to
start off with a snippet in LSR. Once that's been approved, we can
link to this in the Snippets section. From there, we might include
the lilypond code directly.
This is a new way of doing things; LSR has only really been ready for
this for a week or two.
Ok, I'll try my best. Guess this has to be done via
http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it. I will think about the snippet and try my best.
Does anybody know how to fill background with colour? I tried the box,
but it wouldn't fill the background but only the line of the box.
Please have a look at the lilypond example I created using direct
post script commands. It is an ugly hack, I suppose, but might
illustrate what I am after. If you now think it is for LSR I will
gladly add it there. This example is only a draft, so I will make it
better looking and complete the other colours.
I would like a proper lilypond file (no postscript). That doesn't
have to involve notes, of course.
colorText = {...}
\markup{
\colorText #'"red" red
\colorText #'"blue" blue
\colorText #'"green" green
...
}
... we can use \override inside \markup, right? And custom variables?
Or maybe they need extra spaces? anyway, you can figure that out
yourself.
Thank you, I will have a look. Thought about these boxes, but well, it
can be also other objects...
I suppose the \markup should have some columns or lines or whatnot.
I will see that.
Greetings
Till
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