2017-03-06 17:34 GMT+02:00 Jeffery Shivers <jefferyshiv...@gmail.com>:
> or even the latter part as:
>
> #(all-the-markup-lists-in-scheme verses)
Yes, like this.
Having defined N verses --- i wishto be able to decide how to display them.
One verse should be centered in \fill-line, two verses should be
placed in one \fill-line as a columns; may be some additional
"incapsulations" for verse number in column near to verse's column...
Actually i have a friend of mine who helps to type scores without any
knowledge of lilypond file structure --- i have provided her with a
template, and she simply puts voice notation inside voice files
(everything inside \relative c' { ... } or like that). [For some
reasons] she will not learn markup commands, but i really need her
help and she really wants to help :)
And she typed *a lot* (i could provide a link to site).
Regarding "what i have tried" --- to learn how to loop over lists and
create markups i've tried something like this:
; for a case when "verseList" is a list of string:
#(define (display-verses verses)
(if (not (null? verses))
(begin
(markup (car verses))
(display-verses (cdr verses)))))
\markuplist {
#(display-verses verseList)
}
This throws "not a markup" --- and i guess i understand why (it should
be a markup function).
Then i've tried to create a markup function like this one, but it can
not be recursive (display-verses is undefined inside display-verses).
So, i've asked for help.
Probably, i should look iside some lilypond's .scm to get some lighting.
--
Dmytro O. Redchuk
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