In my efforts (largely successful) to find a way easily to control
conditional compilation, I came across this apparent anomaly.
The following two short examples work as one might expect:
%%%%%
\book {
\score { g }
}
%%%%%
%%%%%
var =
\book {
\score { g }
}
\var
%%%%%
Adding a \bookpart to the first also works as expected:
%%%%%
\book {
\bookpart {
\score { g }
}
}
%%%%%
But putting this into a variable thus:
%%%%%
var =
\book {
\bookpart {
\score { g }
}
}
\var
%%%%%
causes parsing errors.
For my better understanding of how LilyPond works, can somebody explain
to me why this happens?
David
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