Am 14.04.2015 um 00:10 schrieb Simon Albrecht:
1) Why can’t ‘apply’ be used with ‘and’ (defined-all.ly example file)?
2) Why does assoc-get return #f instead of a list in the second
example file?
Help is much appreciated.
Yours, Simon
I think 'and' is not a 'proc' in the sense of what 'apply' accepts.
But this doesn't matter because what you need is much simpler:
\version "2.19.17"
#(define (defined-all? . l)
(every defined? l))
sc = foo
ac = bar
#(display (defined-all? 'sc 'ac))
Actually this is so simple that I don't know if it is even necessary to
define a procedure for that (depends on the context of course):
#(display (every defined? 'sc 'ac))
\version "2.19.17"
% would be placed in the actual music file
clef-set = low
#(define high-clefs '("G" "mezzosoprano" "C" "varbaritone"))
#(define low-clefs '("soprano" "C" "tenor" "F"))
#(define modern-clefs '("G" "G" "G_8" "F"))
#(define clef-set-alist `((high . ,high-clefs)
(low . ,low-clefs)
(modern . ,modern-clefs)))
% test a bit from define-scheme-function
#(display (assoc-get clef-set clef-set-alist))
You should define clef-set like
clef-set = #'low
or
#(define clef-set 'low)
to make it a real symbol.
HTH
Urs
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