Kalendis Novembribus MMXVIII scripsit Thomas Morley : > Part of the problem is you use 'structure as a music-property without > declaring it. As a consequence using the option -dcheck-internal-types > makes the compilation fail.
This is why, in a previous iteration of this code, I used an invisible articulation to hold the metadata (cf. my previous message on this list; by the way, let me apologize for the triple posting, I was under the impression that the sending had failed). I just had a look at define-music-properties.scm -- I had not realized that it was even possible to *declare* a music property. Adding these lines makes my code compile even with -dcheck-internal-types: (music-property-description 'structure markup? "structural markup") (music-property-description 'harmony markup? "harmony markup") (music-property-description 'motif-define markup? "motif name") There are still a few warnings because of an invalid 'origin property, but these would take quite a bit longer to fix (the correct location object would need to be passed along a *long* chain of procedure calls). By the way, I have one more question: Given (on the Scheme side) a list L of markup objects, I can build a column with (make-column-markup L), but this column is left-aligned. How could I make it right-aligned? _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
