On 2019-08-05 2:30 pm, David Kastrup wrote:
Simon Albrecht <simon.albre...@mail.de> writes:By the way, I happened to see that section 1.3.4 of the Extending Manual sets off on the fact that it’s not possible to attach articulations to variables (“We know that `{ \music -. -> }' will not work in LilyPond”). So when that changes in future versions, this will need to be rewritten.It only works in music sequences now, not in general. You'll still not be able to state something like var = \music -. -> if I remember correctly.
What are the semantics of adding articulations to an instance of a music variable? Specifically, to which events in the variable are the articulations applied? Or would it be an error for the music variable to contain more than one note/chord to avoid ambiguity? Does this new syntax support other post-events (e.g. \tweaks and scripts) or just articulations?
My apologies for the questions, but I cannot recall seeing any discussion of this feature in the main list. Should I be subscribing to the developer list?
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