Hi all,
I want to write a function that applies certain overrides to all grobs
within a music expression. I already have one (older) function that
applies the override (and \revert) to *all* possible grobs (derived from
all-grob-descriptions), but I find that pretty rough since that will
create whole lot of overrides rather than only the 5-15 that would
usually be necessary to catch everything in the music.
Is there a way to parse a music expression and find out all the grob
types that happen to be inside? Of course when iterating over a music
expression there *are* no grobs around yet, only "music". I might think
about figuring it out from the event types, but I don't expect this to
be reliable or efficient.
So is there any idea about what to do to make it (= overriding a
property for all grobs that are created from the music in a music
expression) happen?
Thanks for any suggestions
Urs
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