Hi,
I probably don't understand all the implications and I am certainly not
suggesting to change the function signature. But while we are at it:
A definition is usually “name” = “the thing to be defined”.
In the current \defineBarLine function, I always wondered why the first
argument contains a real barline and not just a name for it:
\defineBarLine ".|:-||" #'("||" ".|:" ".|")
The first argument mixes barlines and a suffix. ‘.|:’ is a real bar line
and the ‘-||’ part is a name extension. In order to cleanly separate the
name and the definition, this would me much clearer:
\defineBarLine "myname" #'("||" ".|:" ".|:" ".|")
i.e. "name" #'(start middle end span)
"name" could still be ".|:-||" – or anything else.
Cheers,
Joram
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