Am 01.02.19 um 14:19 schrieb Lukas-Fabian Moser:
On my system, this does (in 2.18.82 as well as current master), this
does "the right thing", but only because of
The “right thing” only by accident:
\defineBarLine "m" #'("||" "||" "||")
has the same effect (single Mensurstriche between the staves).
-> Warnung: Falscher Glyph m nicht bekannt. Wird ignoriert.
I should have read the output …
But I have the impression that \defineBarLine doesn't do anything at
all: If I take a symbol (like "m") that's not used yet, LilyPond
complains as above when using it. If I use a symbol that already is a
barline ode (":" for instance), its behaviour seems to be left unchanged.
Obviously, I'm doing it wrong...?
AFAIK \defineBarLine is used only for new barlines and seems to need a
special syntax (f. e.
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.19/Documentation/notation/bars#index-_005cdefineBarLine-1
defines "||-dashedSpan"; this cannot be some arbitrary string but has to
start with "||-" …)
I’ll have a look into that later. Maybe one should add some simple form
of Mensurstriche to vanilla LilyPond.
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